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Erika Hall

@mulegirl

Sep 29, 2021

I happen to have a couple extra copies of Just Enough Research, and we haven't done a giveaway in a while. So, if you'd like one: Give us your best suggestion for increasing the amount of compassion and/or critical thinking in our culture. I'll pick a couple this afternoon.

John Starmer

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Critical thinking... comes down to the motto "Trust but verify." Most people stop at trust. Spend some time questioning if someone (even those you respect) are off target. Don't have the skills, check out callingbullshit.org and build your critical thinking muscle.

8:24 AM · Sep 30, 2021

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