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The Chris Evans Breakfast Show - Why is Chris seeing twins everywhere?! Psychologist Bradley Busch explains the frequency illusion... - BBC Sounds

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Why is Chris seeing twins everywhere?! Psychologist Bradley Busch explains the frequency illusion...Why is Chris seeing twins everywhere?! Psychologist Bradley Busch explains the frequency illusion...

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Bradley explains how we all have cognitive biases, even if we don't know it.

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