Mark Rober

Like you haven't investigated truly what someone on the other side thinks, right?

You know, I think there's an argument made for religions, right?

Where it's like,

If you have your religious belief, are there, you know, you're really incentivized to keep those beliefs.

It works for you and that's great, but you can't be making fun of flat earthers and say they're morons and idiots because they're not willing to look at the truth.

We all have elements like this in our life that serve us and we're not incentivized to look at like how true they are.

Yeah.

What is it?

So yeah, parental attribution error.

I love that.

I think that's great.

On the attribution here, it's interesting if someone cuts you off in traffic, if someone does that in real life, stands in front of you, like in line, we're so much more willing to like forgive them or I guess give them grace and stuff.

What is that?

You think you're just, you lose the anonymity and you like, you see the human in front of you.

Oh, that's a good point.

Do you know what I mean?

Like if someone cuts you off and you're waiting in a queue and you're like, oh, excuse me.

Oh, it's okay.

Like you're a lot more patient than in a car.

You're like,