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Ep 6: To Err Is Human

By: Brian King, Derren Brown
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Summary

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.
©2021 Derren Brown and Brian King (P)2021 Audible, Ltd
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Fascinating listening.

I could and have listened to these episodes over and over as they are not only highly informative about how and why our brain functions as it does, confuses and controls us but also entertaining with Darren’s dry wit whilst admitting his own very human errors. Love it.

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