I personally don’t GAS about Denys Davydov and have never referred to him outside of responding to you and maybe a few others.
I follow enough news sources and whether he is good or bad I just don’t have the time for him.
Hope that clears this up for you.
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Too bad Denys contributions to FINANCIAL support of Ukraine is unknown! But, I believe it would not sway some anti-Ukraine individuals confirmation bias. Worldtraveler once upon a time would just continue to search for the minutest detail to proclaim his assumptions, even if not factual, to confirm his prior beliefs.
How to Overcome the Confirmation Bias
There are a few different ways that we can try to overcome confirmation bias:
HOW TO OVERCOME THE CONFIRMATION BIAS:
There are a few different ways that we can try to overcome confirmation bias:
• Be aware of the signs that you may be falling victim to it. This includes being aware of your personal biases and how they might be influencing your decision-making.
• Consider all the evidence available, rather than just the evidence confirming your views.
• Seek out different perspectives, especially from those who hold opposing views.
• Be willing to change your mind in light of new evidence, even if it means updating or even changing your current beliefs.