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Awareness of Cognitive Biases

  - Truth seekers are aware of cognitive biases and strive to minimize their impact on their thinking. They recognize the influence of biases in shaping perceptions and work towards more objective assessments.

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The psychology of a truth seeker involves a set of characteristics and behaviors associated with an individual's relentless pursuit of truth, knowledge, and understanding. Here are some psychological aspects often associated with truth seekers

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