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It’s commonplace to say that we’re all deluged by more information than we can possibly handle. Less commonplace is the acknowledgement that human judgements also rely upon secondary information that doesn’t come from any external source – and that offers one of the most powerful tools we possess for dealing with the deluge itself. This source is social information. Or, in other words: what we think other people are thinking.
From BBC News: Why We Believe in Fake News by Tom Chatfield, September 8 2019
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"Honking Means I Love You" by Tyler Lyle
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