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What do we use to seek out information that supports our beliefs?

Experiences
Preventing
Radar
Over-Power

The correct answer is: Radar

We use radar to seek out information that supports our beliefs. Radar can be used in a variety of situations, such as in weather forecasting or in military operations, to detect and gather data about the surrounding area. This can be analogous to how we often seek out information that aligns with our preexisting beliefs, rather than actively seeking out opposing viewpoints. Option A (experiences) may not necessarily pertain to seeking out information, and could instead refer to personal experiences that have shaped our beliefs. Option B (preventing) is not directly related to the gathering of information. Option D (over-power) implies a sense of force or dominance, rather than actively seeking out information.