<span> this is called a Confirmation bias.
Confirmation bias refers to the tendency to interpret new evidence as a confirmation about our current belief, no matter whay the new evidence tell us.
For example, if we believe that ever men are sexist, every little thing that we don't like about men will be interpreted as an act of sexism.</span>
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Jefferson's draft resolutions claimed states had the right to nullify federal laws and acts that violated the Constitution.
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In the late 19th & early 20th century most Canadians were of recent British ... Australia, and New Zealand both paid for battleships to be added to the Royal Navy. ... The YMCA and other associations raised money and material for the war effort ... Including debts from the provinces and cities, Canada emerge from WWI
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