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Mentioned in 17 episodes

Not born yesterday

Book • 2006

United States. Congress. Senate. Special Committee on Aging.

Mentioned by

Sean M. Carroll

Michael Shermer

Mentioned in 17 episodes

Mentioned by

Rob Wiblin

when discussing how people form beliefs and figure out who to trust.

#180 – Hugo Mercier on why gullibility and misinformation are overrated

Recommended by

Sean M. Carroll

, highlighting its insights into gullibility and skepticism.

233 | Hugo Mercier on Reasoning and Skepticism

Mentioned by

Michael Shermer

to suggest that people are not as irrational as they seem.

Brainwashing, Mind Control, and Hyper-Persuasion

Mentioned as a counterpoint to the idea that humans are largely irrational, arguing that people are not as gullible as some cognitive bias research suggests.

Why No One Thinks They're in a Cult

Mentioned by

Chuck Bryan

in the discussion about people being less gullible than perceived.

The Gullibility Episode

Mentioned by

Dan Williams

when discussing arguments and biased searches for information.

Belief with Dan Williams

Mentioned by the host as the author of "Not Born Yesterday" and co-author of "The Enigma of Reason".

Reason and scientific method | Hugo Mercier | Reason with Science

Mentioned by

Michael Shermer

when discussing the rationality of humans.

The True Cost of Conviction

Mentioned by

Tanay Katiyar

as one of

Hugo Mercier

's books.

EP #1 | The Evolutionary Function Of Reasoning and Epistemic Vigilance | Hugo Mercier

Dieses Buch hat

Andreas Sator

s Blick auf die Welt so sehr verändert, wie das letzte Buch vor zehn Jahren.

#352 deep dive: Mythen über Social Media – mit Hannah Metzler

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