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Leighton Smith Podcast Episode 145 - March 2nd 2022
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Agnosis is the neoclassical Greek word for ignorance. Agnotology describes the intentional production of ignorance.Professor Thomas Harrington, in "The Conscious Cultivation of Ignorance", talks about how politically and economically powerful groups fabricated ignorance under the banner of science. He stresses the need to protect people from the influence of misinformation.It’s a fascinating discussion in today’s conspiratorial environment.We also have some commentary on Russia and Ukraine.And, of course, the Mailroom.
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Agnosis is the neoclassical Greek word for ignorance. Agnotology describes the intentional production of ignorance.Professor Thomas Harrington, in "The Conscious Cultivation of Ignorance", talks about how politically and economically powerful groups fabricated ignorance under the banner of science. He stresses the need to protect people from the influence of misinformation.It’s a fascinating discussion in today’s conspiratorial environment.We also have some commentary on Russia and Ukraine.And, of course, the Mailroom.
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