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"There's a lot of sexism which uses appeals to nature and different biological-sex brains. Overwhelmingly this is confirmation bias distorting results. Dr Fine clears away misconceptions."

4.08 avg rating — 463 ratings

"It is not nature, but culture and history that results in racism. "

3.84 avg rating — 382,075 ratings

"Controversial as it is, politicians, in many ways, have to be bad to succeed in politics. I did a long form essay arguing why http://www.fondthinker.com/politics/r..."

4.24 avg rating — 24,347 ratings

"Vested interests are real: not a conspiracy. They convince you who to vote for, for money."

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"For Rorty, rather than truth be relative, truth is contingent. I disagree since the speed of light in vacuo and the laws of themodynamics are not truth via frame of reference, but it gives a readable account of how the fictional and compassionate are valuable even if a lot of our assumptions and culture are framed--not objective. "

3.52 avg rating — 116 ratings

"Most use 'objective' wrongly. This explains how, and what it is wonderfully."

3.90 avg rating — 18,596 ratings

"For the essay on probable (and ergo improbable) opinion. "

4.06 avg rating — 3,528 ratings

"What matters in ethics in the shortest time possible."

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"How nature is a set of dispositions that are brought out favourably or unfavourably in the environment - including morals."

4.16 avg rating — 8,537 ratings

"A readable and democratic primer to the pseudoscience and value-judgements of economics."

4.19 avg rating — 864,234 ratings

"Exceptional people are just that - outside of the average and almost always hugely favoured by luck, money, and biases. There is no self-made success."

3.81 avg rating — 305 ratings

"An expose of the levels of government citizens likely won't think about, unless they read this."

3.76 avg rating — 4,702 ratings

"Pseudoscience is thrown around a lot, especially in the shape of statistics. This can help remedy that."

4.29 avg rating — 80,187 ratings

"Reason is all we have, and it is precious. A readable and short guide to understanding science methods, and reason, and why they are valuable. "

3.65 avg rating — 14,462 ratings

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"Explains daily pseudoscience and the misuse of the 'science' name to misjustify bad claims"

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