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Essays on Ecological Rationality and Political Beliefs
Despite unprecedented access to information, much of it accurate, people hold misinformed and polarized beliefs. A common explanation is that human cognition - particularly in the context of politics - is plagued by biases that leave people vulnerable to exploitation by social media, advertisements
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