Unanimous union: The mind and body together lean toward 'truthiness'

‘Truthiness,’ according to television satirist Stephen Colbert, represents the human preference to follow our intuition despite the presence of facts or evidence. For example, the more ambiguous an answer to a question, the more likely an individual will believe it is truthful.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news120402507.html">Unanimous union: The mind and body together lean toward 'truthiness'</a></p> <p>‘Truthiness,’ according to television satirist Stephen Colbert, represents the human preference to follow our intuition despite the presence of facts or evidence. For example, the more ambiguous an answer to a question, the more likely an individual will believe it is truthful.</p>