The Bullshit Blindspot: People Who Think They Can't Be Fooled Fall The Hardest
Science tells us that when it comes to verifying information, it is better to err on the side of skepticism and intellectual humility than to solely rely on our judgment.
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Science tells us that when it comes to verifying information, it is better to err on the side of skepticism and intellectual humility than to solely rely on our judgment.
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We are presented with an infinite multitude of information at almost every moment of our lives. In order to decipher which information is good or bad for us, we need to develop the trait of critical thinking. Critical thinking is a cognitive activity associated with using the mind. The APA Dictionary of Psychology defines critical…
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