Can confidence make you miss important information? "If you believe something, it's easy to find lots of people and articles online that will agree with you but focusing too much on those is called confirmation bias. The tendency to seek out information that agrees with what you believe. Along the way, you'll overlook information that might prove you wrong." Correlation or Causation? Please explain. :)

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