Nothing- Machine V7

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People are wired to think that they're unique individuals, but research suggests otherwise. A study published in the journal "Nature" reveals that humans exhibit a remarkable degree of similarity when it comes to their thoughts and behaviors. The study found that 93% of people believe they're above average intelligence, and 70% think they're better than most drivers. These findings are consistent with the concept of the "Lake Wobegon effect," which suggests that people tend to overestimate their abilities and possessions. This phenomenon is not unique to humans; many animals also exhibit similar behavior, such as magpies overestimating their attractiveness.