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6 Silly Things You Shouldn’t Do
Even the most psychologically and philosophically aware among us make mistakes. As a Bright, I believe that most of us aim to behave rationally most of the time. So how come we sometimes act in mindless ways that aren’t in our best interests?
Here are some ideas for bringing daily actions more in line with a belief in rationality:
6 SILLY THINGS YOU SHOULDN’T DO:… Read more
The Know It All Effect
Article by Dan Arel
Do people who claim to have a strong understanding of science challenge their views? - Do people who claim religious affiliation read scientific studies that oppose their worldview?
S. Mo Jang of the University of Michigan set out to answer such questions. He recently published findings in Science Communication.
In his paper, “Seeking Congruency or Incongruency Online? Examining Selective Exposure … Read more
Posted in The Science-Minded Citizen
Tagged media, opposing views, religious affiliation, science, understanding, worldview
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