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🔗 Tell the same bus story with two facts. Keep every word the same and swap only the link—“and,” “but,” or “so”—and the impression can tilt as far as 22:78. Switch the order, and the winning fact flips exactly; choose “and,” and the bias disappears. 🔀 With three facts, the one placed last becomes the conclusion—this happens in all six possible orders. 📰 Finally, choose which of three sentences using the same two facts “recommends this bus.”