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'''Individual bias''' is a persistent [[point of view]] or limited list of such points of view that one applies ("parent", "academic", "professional", or etc.). | '''Individual bias''' is a persistent [[point of view]] or limited list of such points of view that one applies ("parent", "academic", "professional", or etc.). | ||
It is one of the origins of [[editorial bias]] but is usually rooted in a [[w:cognitive bias]] (one's "life" and the events of it), [[w:cultural bias]] and [[w:confirmation bias]] (one's "loyalty" to a group and its ideals) and also the [[w:infrastructural capital]] (one's "locality" and environment that affords one | It is one of the origins of [[editorial bias]] but is usually rooted in a [[w:cognitive bias]] (one's "life" and the events of it), [[w:cultural bias]] and [[w:confirmation bias]] (one's "loyalty" to a group and its ideals) and also the [[w:infrastructural capital]] (one's "locality" and environment that affords one daily actions, e.g. roads and stairs versus rivers and trees). | ||
It is not possible to simply lose one's bias. But one can challenge it or ask it to be challenged, e.g. by entering an [[w:adversarial process]]. | It is not possible to simply lose one's bias. But one can challenge it or ask it to be challenged, e.g. by entering an [[w:adversarial process]]. | ||
[[Methodological pluralism]] suggests that one must from time to time behaving according to the opposite of rules one applies. This is actually the principle behind some festivals, like Mardi Gras. | |||