On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 13:17:55 -0400, Peter A >
wrote:

>This is an example of people being deluded by what they think is true.
>You think that baking soda reduces odors, so after putting it in the
>fridge for a while you convince yourself that the odors are in fact
>reduced, even though they are not (or, if they are, it's from another
>cause). Psychologists call this cognitive dissonance.

Are you really telling me my refrigerator is cleaner than I think?
LOL That's a back handed compliment if I hever heard one.


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