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Why do people keep believing things after seeing evidence against them?

Changing a belief can feel like losing a piece of yourself.

People may resist evidence because beliefs are often connected to identity, emotions, and social groups.

The facts change.\n\nThe belief survives.\n\nThe hidden mechanism is certainty addiction.\n\nHumans need stable stories.\n\nUncertainty feels uncomfortable.\n\nIdentity resists revision.\n\nPeople think beliefs follow evidence.\n\nVery often, evidence follows beliefs.

Why do people keep believing things after seeing evidence against them?

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