Cognitive Biases Part 9
May 19, 2023
The featured artist is Josh Loera. Thanks, Josh!
The first series is on the topic of Cognitive Biases. There are 9 strips in total on this topic.
New strips are posted weekly on Friday morning. Thanks for reading!
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