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Cognitive biases affecting anticipatory thinking and our futurecrafting abilities
We all come filled with many biases Yes, full of prejudices and assumptions that, in most cases, we are not even aware of. Some help us every day, and some others limit our abilities. At some point, when thinking about the future, we are our worst enemies by unconsciously limiting our anticipatory thinking capabilities. Biases can be innate or learned. People may develop biases for or against an individual, a group, or a belief. Multiple elements affect our objectivity like cognitive biases, conflicts of interest, prejudices, statistical and contextual biases. Biases define our thinking and worldview, simplifying decision-making and daily...
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