Unsolicited Advice
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How propaganda tricks you #philosophy #logic
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June 20, 2023
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0:29Now PlayingYou might believe a lot of nonsense just because it has been repeated to you a lot. Here’s why
The illusory truth effect is the human tendency to view an opinion as more likely to be true if they have heard it a number of times. So if I repeated to you the idea that exercise was actually very bad for your health over and over again, you would be more likely to believe it, even though it is total nonsense.
This trick is used by advertisers and propagandists to believe what they want you to uncritically.
Let me know where you have see this in the wild.
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