Hmm. This looks at 7 studies and says the backfire effect (when showing people contrary facts makes them believe more strongly) does not exist and that fact checking works.https://fullfact.org/blog/2019/mar/does-backfire-effect-exist/ …
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What ACTUALLY matters for most purposes is that "facts" are nebulous. I believe "ARM servers will be 25% of the market by 2020". You say I'm wrong. This is not a "fact" that can be checked; it's part of a general theory of the world with many moving parts. 1/
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As soon as you try to turn this into an objective argument about "facts" you discover that what I mean by "servers" is completely different from what you mean by "servers". And that you mean public purchases, not in-house manufacturing by Amazon, Apple (and who knows in China) 2/
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