Conviction Bias: Strong Feelings Are Not Evidence

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Robert Greene names conviction bias as the tendency to treat the intensity of our belief as proof of its truth. The more passionately you hold an idea, the more it feels obviously correct, yet emotional fervor is entirely independent of accuracy. This is the engine behind most ideologues, stubborn founders, and investors who mistake their own fire for due diligence.

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