Author: Myndly

Ever clashed over movie opinions or seen colleagues view a presentation worlds apart? Enter Naïve Realism, a stealthy bias that crafts an illusion: our view is crystal clear, while others must be clouded by bias. It convinces us our perspective is the unshakable truth, dismissing everyone else’s unique reality shaped by emotions and beliefs. Even shared experiences spark conflicting interpretations. This bias fractures relationships and communities, but recognising it is key.