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Debunking science denial in the wrong way can end up reinforcing it. Here’s how to cut through make the facts stick.
Earlier this year, the ethicist Walter-Sinnot Armstrong asked whether philosophers were out of touch with, even contemptuous, of ordinary people and everyday life. The picture he paints isn’t flattering…
A small dose of a weak form of anti-science can inoculate people against the real thing, just like a vaccine.
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