Why people prefer a wrong answer to uncertainty
Hanging in a state of ambiguity is so painful that some people will happily accept a completely fabricated conclusion just to move on. Need for closure is a psychological desire for a firm answer to a question and an absolute aversion toward ambiguity. It leads to incredibly rushed conclusions, driven entirely by the frantic need to slam the book shut on an unsolved problem.

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