Why Are People So Susceptible to Pseudoscience?
The spread of pseudoscientific beliefs is driven by cognitive biases, motivated reasoning, and social and cultural factors, rather than ignorance.
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The spread of pseudoscientific beliefs is driven by cognitive biases, motivated reasoning, and social and cultural factors, rather than ignorance.
People are prone to cognitive biases, and this can make them more susceptible to pseudoscientific beliefs. Learn more about the role of cognitive biases here.