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Why just test for and throw out people subject to that particular bias? What about people biased against women, men, or various racial or ethnic groups as well? (We ask potential jurors about these biases, but we don't test for them. We just trust them to tell us if they're biased.)
And on that note I'll add that the rational action for a potential juror is to signal bias that will cause them to be rejected and not subject to further interference with their life.
Unless you want to be a juror, in which case the rational action is to not signal bias.