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I think that we should avoid our biases. If we try to compensate for our biases, we may end up over or under compensating for them and so it'll affect our judgement. I try not to invest in companies that I'm biased for or against for whatever reason as I think it is difficult to compensate for this bias perfectly, so it may be better if we just pick one that we have a clean slate with. But then, what if the companies that we have a bias against or for are very ......This is just something that I've been thinking about: Should we avoid our biases? I guess this applies as much to investing as it does in real life so I'm going to share some of my thoughts on it. It's sort of an extension from Biases to Look Out For When Investing
