Do people naturally Recognize their own personal biases?

i sometimes do, it depends on the situation and subject 

Yes and no.

The natural self.

Very few realize the nature within and the self within without outside influences.

Most see the self after becoming naturally biased.........lol

It's why you hear this often with the religious....."you need a PERSONAL relationship with God".....🤔

They see themSELVES in a holy state not natural state. A sort of bias CREATED within. I mean taught when believed.....🤔

Sometimes, but only after careful self-examination.

Intelligent ones do....

...contrary to popular misconception around here, intelligence includes the ability to recognize one's own biases and thus address them...

....unintelligent folks are often more concerned with making themselves feel better and smarter than others and thus focus more energy on finger pointing and name calling than they do productive introspection..

Scientifically accurate Barney the Dinosaur

He's a T-rex and ripping flesh

Is what his arms were used for

Barney had a septic bite, evolutionarily perfected

If you got away, you still would die

'Cause the bite would get infected

Seriously, kids, get out of there

The hunters are trying to drug him

Why the hell is he in our house

And why are you trying to hug him?

I hope the state takes you away

From your irresponsible parents

Barney's jaws were like a vice

Crushing 5,000 pounds per square inch

All I hear are children's screams I'll never forget

Bloodcurdling cries as they're torn in half

Learning the alphabet

40 feet long, 20 feet high, this seems so insane

Some maniac said, "Put him in clothes

And let him drive a freight train!"

Barney would eat his best friends

Baby Bop, Gianna, Riff

He'd tear them into tiny shreds

If he was scientifically accurate!

Also...

The last thing you'd want from a T-rex

Is the "I love you, you love me" song

'Cause scientists estimate a T-rex dick

Could be up to 12 feet long

Nope. 

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''Personal biases'' for people is like water for fish.