The third explanation (and the correct one, in my view) is false memory. The biggest pushback I get on this topic is "I heard it with my own ears," despite the fact it never happened. @jaketapper @donlemon @ChrisCuomo @CNNhttps://twitter.com/CortesSteve/status/1108699255353630720 …
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I think it is a little of both. We certainly have cognitive biases AND those media clips are selectively edited to remove proper context. It is isn’t an accident. Perhaps their biases help them rationalize the edits for the greater good of preserving their narrative?
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No group is homogenous, so it's most likely a mixture of both. See the George Zimmerman doctored phone call that NBC played where they spliced it to sound like Zimmerman was calling the police on Martin because he was black. The reality is the operator asked the race.
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I think, instead, they were uninterested in looking at the facts of the case. They liked what they were told. Which is different than being cognitively blind. One is an inability, the other is an uncritical and opportunistic acceptance.
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