Do We All Still Agree That "Seeing Is Believing"? - Psychology Today

Seeing something doesn't necessarily mean a phenomenon happened in the way a spectator believed it occurred, since eyewitnesses are notoriously unreliable. Carolyn Purnell knows the ante is being upped in an era of deepfakes and skillful photoshops reinforcing one's beliefs rather than encouraging skepticism, and she lays out the chilling effects of this dilemma. With that in mind, Are You A Prisoner Of Your Beliefs? Yes, you are. It's a safe and comfortable refuge from a crazy world, yet the indefatigable Michael Grosso illustrates a simple guide to push oneself and have more breathing room to live using the power of one's own mind. Very much a must-read, especially during lockdowns and quarantines where folks have the lÅ­ury of working on themselves. (CS)

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