Curated pathways
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Each collection groups related concepts into a journey. Read in order, or browse freely — the connections show themselves either way.
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Why We Judge Fallen Heroes More Harshly Than Known Villains
Anyone who has ever felt more betrayed by a hypocrite than threatened by a known bad actor
Psychological Phenomenon Cognitive Bias Psychological Defence - Pathway
How Bad Information Becomes Common Knowledge
Anyone who reads the news, shares articles, or tries to figure out what's true - which is everyone. Particularly useful for students, journalists, and anyone who's ever shared something online and later wondered if it was accurate.
Logical Fallacy Cognitive Bias Psychological Phenomenon Manipulation Tactic - Pathway
Why We Think Everyone Agrees With Us
For anyone who's ever been shocked by an election result, baffled by a comment section, or said 'how can anyone think that?'
Cognitive Bias - Pathway
Why We'd Rather Have Less Than Let Others Have More
Anyone curious about why people vote against their own interests, accept worse outcomes to preserve hierarchy, or feel deprived in the midst of plenty
Psychological Phenomenon Cognitive Bias Rhetorical Device - Pathway
The Misinformation Toolkit
Teachers and students aged 16+, and anyone who wants to understand how misinformation works
Cognitive Bias Psychological Phenomenon Rhetorical Device