How Lies Live and Grow in the Brain »
Posted By Beau7890 3 months, 1 week ago in Science & TechnologyEven if they do not understand the neuroscience behind source amnesia, campaign strategists can exploit it to spread misinformation. They know that if their message is initially memorable, its impression will persist long after it is debunked.
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lfergie8123 months, 1 week ago
I wouldn't trust the technology any more than I trust the Diebold voting machines.
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lfergie8123 months, 1 week ago
This is exactly the strategy of the GOP and FOX news. They repeatedly reported false stories as news until those that only watch their channel believe it as fact. Talking points that when disputed by someone else is not believed.
Good find Beau.
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