<span>It is like he is addicted to it, and he tries to get away from it, but he can't and he knows that even though it is hard, he will grow and learn something from it.
If we see this in biological view, something that attract our curiousity tend to release chemical in our brain that make us drawn to it even though we may be aware about the danger or negative effects of that thing</span>
The answer is C
Calhoun claimed that the slave system was better than the “wage slavery” in the north. There is more on John C. Calhoun at www.historynet.com
Answer: This is an example of HINDSIGHT BIAS.
Explanation: Hindsight bias is defined as the tendency for an individual to calculate too highly the ability to have seen the outcome of an event. It is also known as the knew-it-all-along phenomenon or creeping determinism individuals here feel they already know what will happen after it has happened.
The phrase "life is lived forwards, but understood backwards." is a typical example because for an individual to understand life backwards, it must have already happened. Which is what hindsight bias explains an already occur event. More like predicting the past.
"<span>The space program encourages us to search beyond the frontiers of current knowledge" is one fact among the facts given in the question that is </span><span>used to support the funding of the space program. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the third option or option "C". I hope the answer helps you.</span>
