Implicit biases are harder to change in big cities than in small cities (IMAGE)

Santa Fe Institute

Implicit biases are harder to change in big cities than in small cities

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City life is a constant stream of faces, signals, and information. Those flows make implicit biases harder to shift. (image: Ana Kova for the Santa Fe Institute)

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Ana Kova for the Santa Fe Institute

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