Zainab Khanam
You think everyone is noticing your mistakes, but in reality, most people don’t even care.
You believe what supports your existing views and ignore evidence that contradicts them.
Ever learned a new word and suddenly seen it everywhere? Your brain is just recognizing patterns.
Attractive or charismatic people seem smarter or kinder—even when they’re not.
The less you know, the more confident you feel. The more you learn, the more you realize how little you know.
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Your brain pays more attention to bad experiences than good ones, making things seem worse than they are.
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You think a win is "due" after a losing streak, but odds don’t work that way.
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Your brain can create entirely fake memories that feel real—even about things that never happened.
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You overvalue things you put effort into, even if they aren’t actually better.
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The way information is presented changes how you perceive it. "90% success rate" sounds better than "10% failure rate," even though they mean the same thing.
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