The Assumptions We Make: How Incomplete Information Shapes Our Reality

We often fill in the gaps in information with assumptions, leading to inaccurate conclusions about others' intentions and motivations. Farid Dieck, a content creator from Mexico, explores this phenomenon in his latest video, using relatable examples to illustrate how our minds construct narratives based on incomplete data. 'A veces, cuando hay vacíos en la información, la mente tiende a llenarnos con suposiciones,' he states, highlighting the pervasive nature of this cognitive bias. He uses everyday situations, such as unanswered messages or missed invitations, to show how easily we create narratives based on limited information. Dieck's video encourages viewers to question their assumptions and consider alternative explanations. This insightful observation offers a valuable perspective on communication and interpersonal relationships.