via Om.co: (if you haven’t yet, please subscribe to Om’s Link blog. He’s sharing stories that I haven’t seen anywhere else. Mostly long-reads)
The apologies, corrections and errors never get the same amplification, and as a result, the incorrect information stays in our mind.
Unfortunately, that’s psychology. No one reads the Times’ corrections section. Who wants to read about news that to the reader has already happened?
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