Jaime Hoerricks, PhD
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8 recordings
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 11 Jul
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What they didn't realize was that the fat had been replaced with massive amounts of sugar.
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Exactly.
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People are gaining weight, but the biological feedback loop of human weight gain is incredibly slow and ambiguous.
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You step on the scale and wonder, is it the cookies?
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Is it stress?
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Is my metabolism slowing down?
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Because the feedback wasn't immediate, the ambiguity allowed their egos to just keep deceiving them.
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They could keep eating the cookies without ever admitting their core belief about fat was wrong.
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Yeah.
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Remind me which one that is.
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Right.
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Your brain just processes it wrong no matter how hard you stare at it.
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But you can pull out a ruler, measure the lines, and prove to your brain that they are identical.
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So instead of saying Citizen Kane won best picture, you recalibrate and say, I am 60% sure Citizen Kane won best picture.
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It doesn't hurt as much to be forty percent wrong.
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It naturally leads to the chucker phrase mentioned in the text, wanna bet.
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Because if you boldly state something as a fact and someone looks at you and says, Wanna bet
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your entire physiological posture changes.
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You stop being defensive and suddenly become investigative.
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You check your certainty.
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