About this episode
If on average we tell 30 lies a day (we as in humans, not just me and Heather) how many did we tell during this episode?
Everything we said about Epistemic Vigilance and the Nietzsche Thesis was the truth as we see it, courtesy of bigthink.com. They also provide us with three useful tips to improve our lie detection skills.
Heather then shared her learning experience with a group of submariners (pirates?) in a boozer in London last weekend. Random? Yes. Fascinating? Yes. Unusual for Heather to chat to strangers in pubs? No.
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