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In this episode, we explore why humans often resist change, clinging to outdated habits and "comfort zones" that prevent forward movement and growth in life and experiences. We also examine the illusory truth effect—the tendency to believe something is true simply because we’ve heard it repeatedly—and how it keeps us "stuck in stupid" instead of evaluating and considering new perspectives and alternative possibilities.
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