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1: 2017-07-01: Trump supporters: sunk cost fallacy or Stockholm syndrome? (But certainly incapable of grasping either.)
2: 2016-05-28: My new philosophy video: "Sunk Cost Fallacy: Why People Don't Quit When They Should" https://t.co/fRds3QaLtf (12 min)
3: 2014-05-09: The fallacy fallacy: just because an argument is flawed doesn't mean the assertion is false.
4: 2014-03-04: .@PepGarcia "It depends on the magnitude of your loss" <= That's the Sunk Cost Fallacy. Size of past loss is irrelevant to future prospects.
5: 2013-08-26: RT @nguyenivy: I liked a @YouTube video from @baddalailama http://t.co/0zH4P6ja5L "Who Will Take Care of Me?" -- Glenn Campbell on a fallac
6: 2013-08-19: "All UFO sightings are false" is a logical fallacy. How can you have tested every claim?—So how can an atheist say the same about religion?
7: 2013-08-15: The Gambler's Fallacy: When you're winning, you think you're charmed. When you're losing, you think the world owes you. Acting accordingly.
8: 2013-02-20: Obesity and the falling cat fallacy: Maybe being a little overweight does NOT help you live longer http://t.co/biEhtyrt via @hysell
9: 2013-01-22: Every investor is tempted by the Sunk Cost Fallacy.
10: 2012-08-22: @angusbatey A clear example of the Sunk-Cost Fallacy.
11: 2012-07-08: The Sunk Cost Fallacy: The bigger the investment one has made in a bad choice, the harder it is to acknowledge the error and retreat.
12: 2012-03-05: Fallacy: You can't keep negative emotions "bottled up" inside or you'll explode. Truth: Expressing them is usually far more destructive!
13: 2012-03-05: Beyond infancy, unconditional love is a fallacy.
14: 2011-12-06: The main fallacy of romance is thinking someone else can give your life meaning when you can't find it yourself.
15: 2011-12-04: "Just close your eyes and jump!" That's the No.1 fallacy of youth. Take initiative, yes, but only jump into what you see and understand.
16: 2011-11-04: The Sunk-Cost Fallacy: Just because you have made a huge past investment in something doesn't make it the right thing to continue doing.
17: 2011-08-06: Ego depletion is a fallacy.
18: 2011-07-10: Wile E. Coyote is trapped in the Sunk Cost Fallacy. The more he fails, the more he is compelled to press on, to justify his past investment.
19: 2011-06-30: The Sunk Cost Fallacy is the main thing keeping people from changing. "I've invested so much in this path that I can't turn back now."
20: 2011-06-30: "No pain, no gain" is self-fulfilling. If you've endured pain for something, you value it higher. Also known as the sunk cost fallacy.
21: 2011-03-30: #### End. This has been a live 1-hour essay by HHBDL: "The Sunk Cost Fallacy" — We now resume our originally scheduled programming.
22: 2011-03-30: The final solution to the sunk cost fallacy is death. Your obligations vanish; your heirs sell your stuff, and everybody moves on.
23: 2011-03-30: The most common escape from the sunk cost fallacy is catastrophe. The business fails or marriage collapses, and control is taken from you.
24: 2011-03-30: Most adults, over time, become crippled by a web of nonnegotiable possessions and obligations engendered by the sunk cost fallacy.
25: 2011-03-30: Children are less effected by the sunk cost fallacy because they live for the moment and have invested little in their past decisions.
26: 2011-03-30: The sunk cost fallacy is not just a quirk of human behavior but one of its main forces. We all tend to stick with our investments.
27: 2011-03-30: Many a business owner has been sucked into the sunk cost fallacy. You make sacrifice after sacrifice because you can't bear to give up.
28: 2011-03-30: The sunk cost fallacy applies to relationships. People value them according to "all that we've been through" rather than how they work.
29: 2011-03-30: The sunk cost fallacy means that people cling to things according to the price they paid for then, not their current market value.
30: 2011-03-30: The sunk cost fallacy: "I've already invested so much that I can't turn back now!"
31: 2010-12-06: The main fallacy of romance is thinking someone else can give your life meaning when you can't find it yourself.
32: 2010-12-04: "Just close your eyes and jump!" That's the No.1 fallacy of youth. Take initiative, yes, but only jump into what you see and understand.
33: 2010-10-27: "Two can live cheaply as one" is a fallacy. When you marry, costs increase due to bureaucratic inefficiency.
34: KilroyCafe: 2010-02-22: Kant's fallacy: "Act like everyone was doing the same as you." Well, everyone won't, and it's an impossibly high standard destined to fail.
35: KilroyCafe: 2009-12-24: A fallacy: "If my parents hadn't made the lifestyle choices they did I wouldn't be here today, so those choices are right for me, too."
36: KilroyCafe: 2009-12-06: Defense mechanisms are the logical fallacies a person adopts to protect their ego and avoid responsibility for their own failings.
37: KilroyCafe: 2009-10-11: Kilroy Cafe #54: "The Fallacy of Commitment" http://bit.ly/2vmGnJ - Young people often mistake imprisonment for commitment.
38: KilroyCafe: 2009-09-10: "Two can live cheaply as one" is a fallacy. When you marry, costs tend to increase due to bureaucratic inefficiency.
39: KilroyCafe: 2009-06-10: See my earlier essay: "The Fallacy of Justice" http://bit.ly/BYcA0 (Kilroy Cafe #46)
40: KilroyCafe: 2009-05-07: Just released a new Kilroy essay "The Fallacy of Justice" http://bit.ly/BYcA0 (Kilroy Cafe #46) Justice can't repair the past, only you can.
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