Tyler Griffith

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One root of this phenomenon may be that old devil, pride. We retain our beliefs even in the face of learning we’re dead wrong because we don’t want to admit that we were wrong. Studies have shown that even when people are told, on good evidence, that the information they believe to be true was completely fabricated, they cling to their original understanding.
The Hardest Job in the World: The American Presidency
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