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go. go. Overreaction. That's the nothing personal word of the day. It is Thursday, March 7th,

2004, and we are right in the sweet spot of baseball overreaction.

And overreaction is not just for baseball. Every sport has it.

Everybody has it in their lives.

All of us overreact to certain things,

either negatively or positively,

because we don't take the time to understand the circumstance of the situation that we're

evaluating.

We tend to love confirmation bias.

I knew this would be a bad trip and then all of a sudden one bad thing happens

this is the worst trip I've ever been on I knew this would be a bad show

sort of bored with two seconds but yeah this show sucks. Overreaction in sports is really hard to avoid because it leads to bad evaluation

to avoid because it leads to bad evaluation of your assets, both positively and negatively.

Overreaction can be countered by rationality, but there are certain times of year

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