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Harri Tiido: Why we think the way we think

In his commentary series, Harri Tiido this time examines the hidden influences shaping our worldview, drawing on insights from Turi Munthe. Broadly speaking, the conservative brain tends toward rejecting differences and irregularities, while the liberal brain is better at detecting exceptions and nuances, notes Tiido.

Harri Tiido: Why we think the way we think

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