You Did Not Choose What You Believe: How Inheritance, Identity, and Chance Shape What Feels True

What if the beliefs you would defend most fiercely were shaped long before you were capable of choosing them?Your religion. Your politics. Your moral instincts. Your understanding of history. Your sense of what is normal, obvious, rational - even true.You inherited a language before you could evaluate it. Trusted authorities before you could judge their reliability. Absorbed stories, loyalties, fe...