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I think it's called a consistency bias, just like over on Volt resources forum. It's nice to believe your past actions were correct and you don't need to change anything and you don't want to see any new evidence that might invalidate the decisions made in your past. Same as sunk cost fallacy, you can see this over on the Volt forum and I saw it on Lake Resources forum, read through the comments, $2 Club, New Members Welcomed.

The elephant in the room for Europe, or should I say the bear the Europeans love to poke. The Germans and the Swedes have a sunk cost fallacy in regards to Ukraine. At what point does reality set in? The Europeans haven't even begun mobilization as yet, and seem to be incapable of it, but still they persist in picking a fight? At what point do the Europeans begin serious Mobilization and forget about all that green stuff, or do they try to make amends with the Russians, or what is more likely I think the EU will simply break up back into separate states?