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A cognitive bias that overvalues “neutral” positions, assuming that the middle ground is always more reasonable or truthful than either extreme. This bias ignores that some issues are not symmetrical: one side may be supported by overwhelming evidence, while the other side is rooted in misinformation. Neutrality bias can lead to false equivalence, where serious injustices are placed on the same moral plane as trivial concerns, simply because any stance seems “biased.”
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