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Previous episode The sunk cost fallacy: why money already spent pulls you deeper

Cognitive biases: why a smart brain makes the same mistakes every time

Hindsight bias: why you feel you "knew it all along"

You were sure from the start that the deal was a mistake, and you are not lying. Yet at the start, you signed. Why does the past rewrite itself once you know the ending?

  1. 1 Miva tells everyone: "I knew from day one that car was trouble." She is not lying. It truly feels to her as if she knew.I knew fromday one!MivaRono

    Miva tells everyone: "I knew from day one that car was trouble." She is not lying. It truly feels to her as if she knew.

  2. 2 But you still have the message she sent you on the day she bought it. It is still there, word for word.?the day she bought ityou

    But you still have the message she sent you on the day she bought it. It is still there, word for word.

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