Cognitive Biases
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I know almost nothing yet think I know the best.
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I often follow the easy path.
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I often have double standards.
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I follow stories, winners, bandwagons, ..
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I do almost everything to feel a bit better.
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Mistakes of others are easier to notice than my own
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I jump to conclusions, oversimplify, overgeneralize, exaggerate, and stereotype.
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I do what is quick, easy, and comfortable over what is important.
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I deal out judgment to others and seek understanding myself
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A good story can easily win over the facts.
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I make decisions for trivial reasons and pretend otherwise. Emotions make decisions. Reason comes later and justifies.
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It’s almost impossible to change people, read minds, or predict future. Yet I still try
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I make myself unhappy by comparison, negativity, regret, and worry
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I like to cry over spilled milk
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Like a gambler, I think my luck will turn after a streak of losses, but every turn is different and no one’s keeping the score
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Environment shapes me more than I think.
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I often make friends with whoever is close by
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I love bandwagons, all these people can’t be wrong?
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People like you more than you know but they seldom think about you
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I generally like to be consistent, to keep commitments
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I fear and respect what I don’t know.
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I like to fill in the blanks
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I want to associate with winners and avoid losers.
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I think success is earned and failure is deserved but most things are so random.
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I feel envy but wouldn’t want to completely swap myself with another person
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I tend to do something even when doing nothing is better
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I often don’t know where to stop
See also
Heuristics That Almost Always Work - by Scott Alexander (astralcodexten.com)
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