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One way your mind misleads you
A single, specific slip: a choice you'd defend but never made, a bike you can't draw, a number that pulls your answer.
About
Real studies on how your mind misleads you, and what you can actually do about it. A new video every Tuesday on YouTube, with short cuts on TikTok and Instagram.
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A single, specific slip: a choice you'd defend but never made, a bike you can't draw, a number that pulls your answer.
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The experiment that caught it, told plainly: who took part, what they did, what happened.
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Something to try, check or watch for, with how well it's been tested.

Every episode is built on published research, read in the original paper, never from a press summary.

On screen in the video, and listed under it with a link. Shorts list theirs in the description.

Advice is labelled once: tested when a study tested it, our suggestion when we drew it from the findings.

Each episode says, in a few plain sentences, what its studies can't show.

If it needs a stack of caveats to stand up, we cut it or fold it into a stronger one.

Nobody here poses as an expert. We don't diagnose or treat anyone, or stand in for a clinician. This is general education.
Every TuesdayA short note each Tuesday with the new episode: the study it's built on, one thing to try, and where to read more.
Every Tuesday
Full videos on YouTube. Short cuts on TikTok and Instagram.
Corrections
Email [email protected] with the episode and what's wrong. We check it against the paper and correct the description.