>>335470

What's the psych term for when someone will be in a trance watching media reports about a local forest fire instead of leaving the house when the fire is right outside their door?

>>335498

You're arguing with the wrong anon, anon. I was agreeing that "cognitive dissonance" is overused and trying to recall the term used for a different psychological state.

>>335522

For instance, "learned helplessness" is a term that's underused when talking about red pilling normies and fully waking up people who are starting to see things.

My forest fire description I think is a third type of psych phenomena

>>335544

This is the third time you've replied to me thinking I'm a different anon, when I'm just trying to engage intellectually about something you imply you know.

Either you're a bot, a moron, troll, a shill or on meth.

Possibly all five.

>>335489

Since our resident Professor Clownbot couldn't answer a simple question, the term I was looking for is "normalcy bias."