Well you would say that: the science behind our everyday biases
Covid has turned us into pandemic experts, all too ready to gainsay scientists, but psychology can help us understand how our prejudices are formed
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Covid has turned us into pandemic experts, all too ready to gainsay scientists, but psychology can help us understand how our prejudices are formed
Hannah Fry, professor and presenter of multiple critically acclaimed BBC documentaries, and Simon Singh, physicist and journalist specializing in science and maths, will present at Book Club
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