@alk1975 Said 
OK, and? I was speaking in generalizations. We all do it in virtually every aspect of life. We look for things that confirm our beliefs, whether it's a religious belief, a belief about your creepy neighbor's shady character, or even a political belief. We all do it all the time. Of course, the more times
A PERSON confirms a belief with info
THEY have sought out, the more
THEY become convinced. The more
THEY are convinced
THEY are right, the less
THEY are open to the possibility that
THEIR view is wrong, and the more "fanatical"
THEY get about it. This is not new information, which is my only point about the article. It's really not new information.
Well, instead of using You how about PERSON? I'm glad you knew about this study but it's new scientific information for me.
Dec 27, 2011 @ 15:57:45
