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  Is introspection really that wild of a concept? I've always just assumed most people do it.
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  If you're talking about conscious prejudice I agree 110%. 
  But analyzing your behavior to try to determine what is in your subconscious seems unhealthy. Personally, as someone who's suffered with OCD and anxiety it seems a bit obsessive to me. Many people with OCD and anxiety, myself included, hyper analyze the behavior of others to "figure out" what they are thinking. 
  It's like going ghost hunting and assuming ghosts are everywhere since I have no way of knowing where they are. 
  Also, if it's subconscious how exactly do I change it? Say I think that maybe I locked my car door because I passed a black man and there's some prejudice towards black people in my subconscious. Do I now say "ok every time I see a black person I'm going to unlock my car door. Is that a healthy behavior/mindset?