Analyzing the Argument - Part 2 of 2 (Evaluating the Evidence)

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Memes and funny clips on Instagram: "Sometimes people make statements that feel irritating or obvious, but the core argument is actually correct. Psychologists call this the truth effect: repeated exposure or confident delivery makes the brain register information as true, even if it initially seems surprising or annoying. The interesting part? Even if you don’t like the person delivering it, your brain separates the message from the messenger. That’s why you can roll your eyes and still think,

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