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Forming an impression very quickly leads to spending the time confirming it rather than collecting evidence, so a wrong first impression is unlikely to be corrected.

Drawn from what Daniel Kahneman said

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behavioural science Applying how people actually decide to policy, rather than assuming how they should.

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What Daniel Kahneman actually said

  1. Daniel Kahneman Psychologist and Nobel laureate (1934 to 2024)
    there is the way in which people form impressions very quickly to form an impression and then you spend most of your time confirming it instead of collecting evidence and so if accidentally your impression was in the wrong direction we are going to confirm it and you don't give yourself a chance to correct it

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    ↗Daniel Kahneman | The Knowledge Project #68youtube.com

    12 Oct 2019 · video · 1h 06m · spoken · machine transcript

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