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Why Science Communication Fails: How to Break Down Misleading Arguments and Inoculate Against Misinformation
John Cook -- Senior Research Fellow, University of Melbourne · 1h 23m
Throwing facts at misinformation doesn't work, but teaching people to recognize the techniques of misinformation does. John Cook explains the FLICC framework, logic-based inoculation, and why the aversion to being tricked is more universal than any ideological commitment.
Full episode on thegreatsimplification.com