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Originally Posted by CutthroatSlam
Let me guess, you probably get seasick too. The best riding car we've ever owned was a 1974 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow. It turned any road into a flat calm lake ride.
Self-verification motive:
the desire to seek information about oneself that confirms one’s chronic self-views, regardless of whether this information is good or bad. This desire is often stronger than the self-enhancement motive, wherein people seek favorable information about themselves, or the self-assessment motive, wherein people seek accurate information about themselves. People seek self-verification (a) by gravitating toward situations and relationship partners in which they will receive self-confirmation, (b) by striving to elicit self-verifying feedback through their behavior, and (c) by selectively attending to, recalling, and interpreting evaluations in ways that tend to maintain their own views of themselves. [first proposed in 1983 by U.S. social psychologist William B. Swann (1952– )]
Layman's translation: I bought and paid for it, therefore it is the best.
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The golden days of the automobile, before manufacturers thought drivers cared about useless things like body roll and made such adjustments to ruin the ride of cars that would otherwise be a dream to drive.
RIP couches on wheels with V8’s
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