Humans
We ignore what doesn’t fit with our biases – even if it costs us
We tend to pay more attention to information that confirms our own beliefs and biases, and we are prepared to lose money to stick to our guns
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We tend to pay more attention to information that confirms our own beliefs and biases, and we are prepared to lose money to stick to our guns
Even after losing a limb, brain activity associated with imagined movements can be read by an fMRI brain scanner and used to control a computer character