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UNE Center for Global Humanities presents Not Born Yesterday: Why Humans Are Less Gullible Than We Think

Date Time Share UNE Center for Global Humanities presents ‘Not Born Yesterday: Why Humans Are Less Gullible Than We Think’ It is widely believed that people are gullible and, therefore, easily manipulated by demagogues, advertisers, and politicians. But, in fact, we are equipped with complex psychological mechanisms that allow us to effectively evaluate information and routinely reject false or harmful ideas. So will argue scholar Hugo Mercier in an online lecture presented by the University of New England Center for Global Humanities when he presents “Not Born Yesterday: Why Humans Are Less Gullible Than We Think” on Monday, March 29 at 6 p.m.

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Can Cult Studies Offer Help With QAnon? The Science Is Thin

Undark Days before the inauguration of President Joe Biden, at a time when some Americans were animated by the false conviction that former President Donald J. Trump had actually won the November election, a man in Colorado began texting warnings to his family. The coming days, he wrote, would be the most important since World War II. Trump had invoked the Insurrection Act, the man believed, and he was arresting enemies in the Vatican and other countries. Predicting turbulence ahead, the man urged his wife and two adult children to begin stockpiling essential goods. Please share this article - Go to very top of page, right hand side, for social media buttons.

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Cult News 101 - CultNEWS101 Library: Can Cult Studies Offer Help With QAnon? The Science Is Thin

Can Cult Studies Offer Help With QAnon? The Science Is Thin. Many families have become divided over online political conspiracy theories, but the science on “brainwashing” is weak. MICHAEL SCHULSON February 24, 2021 DAYS BEFORE THE inauguration of President Joe Biden, at a time when some Americans were animated by the false conviction that former President Donald J. Trump had actually won the November election, a man in Colorado began texting warnings to his family. The coming days, he wrote, would be “the most important since World War II.” Trump had invoked the Insurrection Act, the man believed, and he was arresting enemies in the Vatican and other countries. Predicting turbulence ahead, the man urged his wife and two adult children to begin stockpiling essential goods.

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