Lawyers for Ghislaine Maxwell may call an expert on hindsight bias, a phenomenon in which people claim, after the fact, to have known what was going to happen in a given situation.
Source: New York Times
What Is Hindsight Bias And Why Does it Matter in Maxwell Trial?
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