Conspiracy theories: how to inoculate people against anti-scientific thought
Facts are often useless in the face of conspiratorial thought. So what can help convince a conspiracy theorist to change their beliefs?
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Facts are often useless in the face of conspiratorial thought. So what can help convince a conspiracy theorist to change their beliefs?
Facts are often useless in the face of conspiratorial thought. So what can help convince a conspiracy theorist to change their beliefs?
Two aspects of right-wing authoritarianism are associated with a heightened desire to cut down those with a high level of achievement and/or success, according to new research published in The Journal of Social Psychology. ...
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We like to believe that we move forward through a clash of ideas. We argue, and then we reach consensus. I’m not sure the evidence supports that ideal.