Egocentric Bias: The World Revolves Around You
We tend to recall the past in a self-serving manner. We overestimate our own contribution to group projects and assume others share our perspective.
We do not grow old as long as we strive to improve ourselves.
We tend to recall the past in a self-serving manner. We overestimate our own contribution to group projects and assume others share our perspective.
We see faces in electrical outlets, toast, and Mars rocks. Our brains are hardwired to detect patterns, even when none exist.
You might have 5,000 friends on Facebook, but your brain can only handle about 150. The cognitive limit of human connection.
You buy a red car, and suddenly you see red cars everywhere. The world didn't change; your attention did.
When *I* am late, it's traffic. When *you* are late, you are lazy. How we evaluate character differently based on perspective.
Why do incompetent people often think they are experts? And why do experts often doubt themselves? The psychology of illusory superiority.
“Little pine cone hidden in the brain.” Pineal Gland which Descartes called seat of soul. How to awaken this mysterious organ secreting Melatonin and DMT.
“Brain stopped but consciousness was clearer.” Hallucination or Reality? The landscape after death testified commonly by NDErs worldwide.
We think more choice means more freedom and happiness. But too much choice leads to paralysis, anxiety, and decision fatigue.
Once you know something, it is impossible to imagine what it is like *not* to know it. This makes it incredibly hard to explain things to beginners.