Conduct the "knowledge illusion" experiment (described in Sloman and Fernbach's book). Ask people how confident they are about how a bicycle works then ask them to draw one. Show the examples from the study - they're hilarious. But shows how the brain lies to us about how much it thinks it knows

He’s rolling in his grave for sure

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...discussing snake oil, bloodletting, rumpology (yes, the reading of buttocks), polygraphs, and much more. She also exposes the tobacco industry playbook to showcase the insidious strategies used to misinform the public (2/2)

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Such an amazing talk! Thank you Lydia!

...while praising those who committed a crime.

We can only emerge from these dark times by shining a light on injustice. If you think you're safe, that you and your loved ones won't suffer under this regime, you're not. Lend your voice to the choir demanding change before you're silenced too. 3/3

I never imagined our country would morph into one where trying to be helpful would get you summarily executed. Even worse, instead of taking responsibility or expressing a hint of remorse or sympathy, the guilty parties rush to smear my kid's reputation...(2/3)

Please note the day of the seminar is Monday, not Tuesday, January 26