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Re:Learning Not to Trust the All-In Podcast in Ten Minutes by swyx on Wednesday November 06, 2024 @01:48PM (#42067248)
Re:Learning Not to Trust the All-In Podcast in Ten Minutes by deskr on Wednesday November 06, 2024 @04:45PM (#42069953)
Wow, I didn't know this effect had a name. I've experienced it so many times.

I've also seen how politicians lie and tell half truths about stuff, where I know the full story like them.

Re:Learning Not to Trust the All-In Podcast in Ten Minutes by TApplencourt on Wednesday November 06, 2024 @05:02PM (#42070173)
It was in the article...
Re:Learning Not to Trust the All-In Podcast in Ten Minutes by deskr on Wednesday November 06, 2024 @05:18PM (#42070382)
Shows that it's not safe to assume that a random Besserwisser on HN has read the article. In my defence I did skim through it though.
Re:Learning Not to Trust the All-In Podcast in Ten Minutes by musicale on Friday November 08, 2024 @02:09AM (#42084866)
I consider it the cost of information rather than amnesia.

When I read articles about something that I don't know much about, I usually don't have time to fact-check everything individually if it's not obviously wrong and seems to be plausibly presented, so I use it as a base theory until I receive evidence to the contrary - while knowing that it is likely still full of errors.