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Super subtle and complex topic fraught with the risks of simplification and condescension. I'll make one note that is relevant, but also tangential: on a lot of things like this, people really are wrong as a result of availability bias, even in day to day life experience.
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2/ As an example - Americans (of all races) perception of police brutality. Even as it was objectively falling, it was perceived to be rising for a variety of reasons, one of which being increased media coverage as well as the rise of bystander videos.
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3/ Dismissing lived experience as a result of cognitive biases is popular in some circles blasphemy in others. It shouldn't be used as an excuse to dismiss the more subtle discussions like the one you link to, but the cognitive bias side of things can't be dismissed either.
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