Biases filter our experiences and affect the way we understand the world, only allowing us to see what we want to see. As we gather information, the brain uses what it knows to interpret it, but the information we receive is rarely entirely accurate, complete, or unbiased.
Always consider the likely accuracy of the data, what might be missing, and what biases exist in the observer or reporter.
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