Imagination Bias

"Imagination bias, if I may coin a phrase, is even more free of objectivity than confirmation bias. [...] If you happen to believe it already and have no need of factual information." ~ JS357

Is anyone here able to self-diagnose some imagination bias?

@fmf said
"Imagination bias, if I may coin a phrase, is even more free of objectivity than confirmation bias. [...] If you happen to believe it already and have no need of factual information." ~ JS357

Is anyone here able to self-diagnose some imagination bias?

I feel that I have to put my hand up to this to some extent. Most of my beliefs about God stem from a genuine faith, but sometimes I do think that I stretch that to include some level of assumption which could, I suppose, be articulated as "imagination" although may be a bit harsh as it implies deliberate self delusion, which I most certainly do not do to myself.

@fmf said
"Imagination bias, if I may coin a phrase, is even more free of objectivity than confirmation bias. [...] If you happen to believe it already and have no need of factual information." ~ JS357

Is anyone here able to self-diagnose some imagination bias?

You couldn't formulate anything new without an imagination, I don't think that
"imagination bias" is real its just bias. As soon as we lay claim to some truth we
start adjusting everything new to fit in what think already, a bias.

Another form of bias is thumbing down the poster instead of the post.

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