Ep. 26 - The Science, Psychology & Math of Coincidence & Bias

from Fewer Things Better · host Kristin Graham

We'd love to hear from you!Our brain can process 100 pieces of information every second. It does so by scanning the daily horizon and honing in on patterns and preferences that are most relevant to us. It’s like doing an online search and then hitting the filter button that says: Makes The Most Sense to Me.This episode explores the part of our brain that filters information, the odds of probability, and how our own cognitive bias makes meaning out of all the daily inputs in our mind.

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