Thanks for covering this; I had meant to bring this up, but I am way behind, and I focus on the Information War here in America. We can't forget that this is a corruption network (or a web of such networks) that spans the globe.
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Indeed, the US elections was the first place, now it's spreading to other elections.
Right now, I'm building an index of my work on critical thinking, fake news, and the Information War.
Have you built an index on your bias posts? I think that you did, but I would love to be able to point readers to your work on that in relation to critical thinking.
Hmmm, that's an idea. I'll have to amass that hehe. I on;y did my major work which is mostly original and not based on the 'events' happening. Thanks.
It would be damn helpful ;>
The biggest step in critical thinking is understanding your own biases.
OTOH, I recall that you did a LOT of bias posts!
Yup I have 13. That list I already have in some files, but the fake news stuff I would have to go find.
• The Ben Franklin Effect - Cognitive Biases (Pt.13)
• Cheerleader Effect - Cognitive Biases (Pt.12)
• Bias Blind Spot - Cognitive Biases (Pt.11)
• Belief Bias - Cognitive Biases (Pt.10)
• Base Rate Neglect - Cognitive Biases (Pt.9)
• Bandwagon Effect - Cognitive Biases (Pt.8)
• Backfire Effect - Cognitive Biases (Pt.7)
• Automation bias - Cognitive Biases (Pt.6)
• Anthropomorphism - Cognitive Biases (Pt.5)
• Availability heuristic - Cognitive Biases (Pt.4)
• Attentional Bias - Cognitive Biases (Pt.3)
• Anchoring or Focusing Effect - Cognitive Biases (Pt.2)
• Ambiguity Effect - Cognitive Biases (Pt.1)
nested,, ah yes, that's perfect! Thanks!
Do you mind if I include them in my index and of course crediting you?
No prob!