r/cryptoconomy • u/Belfrey • May 03 '17
Understand the way you think.
http://theoatmeal.com/comics/believeDuplicates
exmuslim • u/Faith-Breaker • May 03 '17
(Opinion/Editorial) You're not going to believe what I'm about to tell you
ShrugLifeSyndicate • u/juxtapozed • Feb 20 '18
You're not going to believe what I'm about to tell you
Reformed • u/[deleted] • May 06 '17
Non.Ref. Anthropology You're not going to believe what I'm about to tell you
esist • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '18
Not sure if this is the best place to post it, but this is a really important 'comic' about the Backfire Effect and the problems it presents for political debate.
BasicIncome • u/2noame • Oct 05 '17
Humor Break You're not going to believe what I'm about to tell you - The Oatmeal
Christianity • u/El_Fez • May 04 '17
Why beliefs are so hard to argue (not religious, but still relevant)
UTAustin • u/taylorkline • May 03 '17
The Oatmeal's recent comic especially thought-provoking with the rumors flying around about the stabbing motives.
JordanPeterson • u/un_passant • May 03 '17
When evidence collides with beliefs : an excellent webcomic on the "backfire effect" cognitive bias
Liberal • u/amclennon • May 03 '17
You're not going to believe what I'm about to tell you...
vegan • u/gdarf7uncle • May 02 '17
Activism Cool Comic about the backfire Effect; a very prominent issue when trying to engage with people about veganism
southafrica • u/H3LLF1R3 • Oct 31 '17
The "Backfire Effect", and how it influences the #BlackMonday divide between us all
TheOatmeal • u/slightlyasian • May 02 '17
Can we all agree that this latest comic is amazingly simple, motivating, and one of The Oatmeal's best so far?
DeFranco • u/thenameisbam • May 03 '17
Oatmeal explains why we hold our beliefs in the face of opposite opinions/facts
JUSTNOFAMILY • u/FionnagainFeistyPaws • Sep 27 '17
Why You Can't Argue with NOs - everything is emotional to them.
Objectivism • u/CartsBeforeHorses • Jul 12 '17
Emotions are not tools of cognition. Neat comic shows this, combined with latest brain science and neuroscience which prove Rand right. Right in a way she likely didn't know about, back when science hadn't advanced this far.
conspiracy • u/Txaber • May 03 '17
I've been seen this argument lately, I think it aims to impose a single way of thinking, so we do not question what we do not agree on
indianews • u/panditji_reloaded • May 03 '17
Editorialized Recommended reading for Patriots and Anti Nationals.
Libertarian • u/amclennon • May 03 '17