It's time

[Angrboda]

People are naturally inclined to believe many things, e.g. cognitive biases, which don't reflect reality.  What people are naturally inclined to do tells us nothing about its truth content.

I don't disagree with that, even though the entire concept of truth becomes increasingly unclear once you refuse to "respond" to any inclination or bias. Cognitive biases are there for a reason: the brain has limited energy, and so has to rely on simplistic rules of thumb to make decisions. In my view, one has to consider each situation in its own right, it's not enough to discredit an assertion or a belief simply because they're the result of cognitive bias (maybe that would be a genetic fallacy, but not sure).

Cognitive biases are there to help us save some energy, but not always to mislead us.

I wouldn't disagree. All I'm saying is that the mere fact of having an inclination doesn't move the ball any. The work is yet to be done.