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World in Confusion: How Scientists Persuade Each Other (and How We Can Benefit from Their Skills)

World in Confusion: How Scientists Persuade Each Other (and How We Can Benefit from Their Skills)

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General SociologyHistory & Philosophy of Science

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ISBN10: 303241363X
ISBN13: 9783032413635
Publisher: Springer
Language: English

We live in an age of information overload, where scientific discoveries compete for attention with superstition, pseudoscience, conspiracy theories, and misinformation. How can we tell the difference between reliable knowledge and seductive nonsense? In World in Confusion, readers are invited inside the intellectual toolkit of science to discover how scientists evaluate evidence, challenge assumptions, weigh competing explanations, and ultimately persuade one another. Through engaging stories drawn from history, science, and everyday life, the book reveals the principles behind falsifiability, burden of proof, statistical reasoning, the evaluation of evidence, and many other habits of mind that help separate truth from error.

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