Mere #Exposure Effect: The more I see Jeff eat donuts, the more I want one.

Planning #Fallacy: I’ll just have one donut. (He doesn't have just one.)

Bandwagon Effect: Jeff wasn’t eating a donut, but now that we all are…

Confirmation #Bias: I think Jeff is eating a donut, and I can prove it. [4/4]

Illusory Correlation: Every time I see Jeff, he’s eating a donut. Therefore, Jeff is always eating donuts.

False #Consensus Effect: Everyone loves #donuts, so Jeff must eat them for the same reasons I do.

Spotlight Effect: Jeff thinks people are judging his #donut intake. We are. #psychology [3/4]

Halo Effect: Jeff is charming, so I assume he’s healthy — despite the box of #donuts.

Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon: Ever since Jeff mentioned donuts, they’re everywhere.

Sunk Cost Fallacy: I already ate two donuts… might as well finish the box. #psychology #haloeffect #sunkcostfallacy [2/4]

Eddie Vedder vs. Eddie Bauer

Made flannel shirts popular vs.
Made popular flannel shirts

Wore real doc martens that england created vs.
Made fake doc martens that all the kids hated

Please don’t go out on me vs.
Please don’t gore-tex on me

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Eddie Vedder vs. Eddie Bauer

Beef with Ticketmaster vs.
Beef with Patagonia

Famous for two shows in Argentina vs.
Famous for fleece coats like Columbia

Created the better man vs.
Created the better down jacket

Join the resistance vs.
Wrinkle resistance

Not for you vs.
Buy one, get one half off

The First Five Minutes (of The @TODAY Show) Original Song: Rich Williams w/ Travis & Tyler Jaquess
youtu.be/1OZgUzxAtWU