Confirmation Bias and Stubborn People: Social Media Engineering

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Confirmation Bias and Stubborn People: Social Media Engineering

Social media is an important place in discussing and verifying beliefs, thoughts and opinions, even more than peer-reviewed scientific artic

Jun 15, 20247 min read

The Art of War Review

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Is 'Volume' on Netflix Worth the Watch? A Short Review of the Series

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Why Confirmation Bias is a Driving Force in Evangelical Christianity

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Living on the Edge: Musings on Micromorts and Microlives

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Racist Innuendos on Social Media: Skin Colour and Ethnicity Meets Context

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What are You Hiding?: The Madness of Online Privacy

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The village of Kununka is the home of countless churches, but no one can tell if these houses of worship are building or destroying lives.

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