The Illusion of Authority | Eric Daniels Ph.D.
June 13, 2015
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Dr. Eric Daniels reveals a variety of cognitive habits for being a better, more critical thinker. He discusses the problems associated with having unconscious biases as they relate to scientific studies, the media, and even your own personal cultivation.
In this video, you will learn:
- How to figure out whether information is accurate for yourself.
- How to adjust your subconscious, automatic thinking to work for you instead of sabotaging you every step of the way.
- How to notice your own biases and what to do about them.
Dr. Eric Daniels works at LePort Schools, a network of private schools in southern California. He teaches science and history to middle school grades and is a curriculum developer for the school.
Prior to moving to LePort, he was a professor for over a decade at Clemson University, Duke University, and Georgetown University. Dr. Daniels completed his Ph.D. at the University of Wisconsin - Madison.
He has lectured internationally on American history, current legal issues, and economics. His published works include book chapters on antitrust, individualism, and economic freedom. His writings also regularly appear in The Objective Standard.
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