skyvoyager
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Do I see people, in their analysis of reporting by LS parsing her words and contorting them to spin them into what they want to hear? Yes. (Someone stated that since LS reported that the bike repairman only worked on her bike and didn’t say he fixed it, it must have still been broken. Within hours hours that became a cited fact here. Meanwhile nobody acknowledges that bikes that are ridden regularly and on rough terrain need regular maintenance just like cars do- perhaps the bike wasn’t broken- it was just maintenanced)
Confirmation bias is a real thing that colors the way we look at our world. It distorts details so they fit in the box we have created. This particular discussion is a sociological/psychological study in that phenomenon.
I look forward to the time we receive some hard factual information not only because it will bring us closer to the truth, but also to see how that gets distorted to fit entrenched narratives as well. It’s fascinating.
very well put.... much better than my sarcastic approach ;-)