Picture puzzle in which biases are hidden. 

Can you find them? 

Can you identify what these biases are?

Here, users are to observe the illustration, determine whether or not what they see is related to the bias from information product consumption, and identify and analyzing their elements from a third person point of view. 

The goal is to engage the audience with a fun experience which helps them learn about certain types of biases in a non-authoritative, curious way. 

And few questions rise:

What is the goal of this “game” in the audience's perspective? Is it to find as many biases as one can? Is it to most accurately analyze the scene? What defines winning/ accomplishing the mission?

Does accomplishing the “goal” has a relationship with the self-refection on one’s blind information intake?

Where do I see people encounter this?

Why can I never remember these terms even after I made a flash card and a illustration out of them?