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Ep 6: To Err Is Human

By: Brian King, Derren Brown
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To err is human...but so is our need to deny we have erred. How 'cognitive dissonance' prevents us from admitting errors and learning from our mistakes - leading to medical disasters, miscarriages of justice, warping love and causing life-long feuds. But also how we can learn to deal with cognitive dissonance and redefine our attitude to failure.

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reminded why this was free

In episode 6 I was informed that white people are bad and people of colour are our victims.
Additionally men are bad, woman's traditional rolls should be frowned upon and we are all biased. AMAZING 😄

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