The Science of Why We Don't Believe Science | Chris Mooney

We're not driven only by emotions, of course—we also reason, deliberate. But reasoning comes later, works slower—and even then, it doesn't take place in an emotional vacuum. Rather, our quick-fire emotions can set us on a course of thinking that's highly biased, especially on topics we care a great deal about. via Mother Jones.

I think many of us “bat shit crazy humans“ view the “The Truth” from a singular point of view. When it comes to religion, reasoning no longer exist. We all think we have the capacity to know/understand the intent of a higher being. Yep, bat shit crazy.

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