Actual facts and where to find them

This lecture follows one on bullshit (as defined by philosopher Harry Frankfurt) by contrasting it with methods of falsification that constitute the scientific method, fact-checking, and rigorous journalism. The case study comes from a scientific article published by Molly Crockett, which she discusses in her TED talk here: ▶️ Molly Crockett. Beware Neuro-bunk. www.ted.com/ta...
The media bias chart is available here: 📰 www.adfontesme...
Other helpful resources:
📰 Kiely and Robertson. How to spot fake news. www.factcheck....
📰TAMUCC library political science research guide: guides.library...

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!!!! So important. Can't tell you the amount of time I have been on Facebook and thought to myself, cite your sources--but not only that, make sure your sources are GOOD sources!