@calvinplow: 4th of July fireworks gone wrong many bees injured. #4thofjuly #fireworks #bees #joerogan #theovon

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Why does “don’t eat bananas in smoothies 😱” get more views than “eat whatever produce you actually like”? Your brain is just doing its job 🧠 We’re wired with a negativity bias: threats get flagged and remembered way faster than neutral info, because for most of human history, missing a threat would cost you. Missing a boring fact never did. Add “studies show...” and you trigger authority bias- we defer to anything that sounds official, without checking if the study was real, replicated, or even relevant to your life. Then repetition kicks in (the illusion of truth effect): the more times you see a claim, the more true it feels, regardless of whether it’s actually true. That’s not information. That’s a formula. So before you panic-swap out a food or habit because a stranger said “this one thing is ruining your ___”: → Who said it, and why should you trust them? → Is there a real study, or just a vibe? And is the basis of the study actually accurate? → Does this even apply to your body, your goals, your life? Your brain is built to grab onto threats and remember them. and again, that’s not a flaw, that’s evolution. But the algorithm knows that too, and it’s using your own wiring against you. Your nervous system is doing exactly what it evolved to do. Once you see these tactics though- you’ll recognize how people use fear to get your attention. stay safe out there, and stop listening to the Neds. stay strong, stay nourished💪 love ya🫶

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