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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2026 · 12 MIN

EP14 | The Illusion of Assumptions: How to Separate Fact from Fiction

from The Rewired Brain · host Vatcharasak Paisanthanaleard

Does a single email or a delayed text message ruin your entire weekend? Discover the "Introspection Illusion"—the biological reason your brain acts like a high-priced bodyguard for your ego, generating dark scripts to fill in the blanks. In this episode, we decode why we are blind to our own biases and learn the "Mirror Check" technique. Wipe the dust off your mental windows, stop suffering in imagination, and start seeing the world as it truly is.

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Your brain is a masterful storyteller, but it’s hardwired to prioritize survival over the truth. EP.14 pulls back the curtain on egocentric bias, using the groundbreaking research of Dr. Emily Pronin and Dr. Matthew Lieberman to explain the "Bias Blind Spot." We explore why we easily spot errors in others but are blind to our own, especially when anxiety takes the wheel. Learn the 3-step "Hacking Protocol" to separate "Fact" from "Fiction" and practice the Stoic art of mental clarity. You don't need a better life; you need a cleaner mirror.

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