28: The Mighty Anecdote

from Humanity's Values Hosted by David Teachout

Exploring the nature of 'anecdotal evidence,' why it's so enticing and why we all engage in it. Connection made with bias and why bias doesn't mean there's something wrong with our rationality or our minds.

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