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Sep 12, 2018 47 min

Consilience Conversations 001: Confirmation Bias

from Alexander Schmid Podcast Hosted by Alexander Schmid

In this new segment, Neuroscientist Dr. Matt Roos and I discuss the newly emerging relationship between hard science and the humanities, the relationship between story, emotion, and the ancient brain, and the evolutionary/neuroscientific reasons for the existence of the confirmation bias.

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