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Malcolm Gladwell on Truth and Lies

Truth-Default Theory

First, we believe. Afterwards, we doubt, analyze, verify. “Truth-Default Theory” studies this natural habit and its dangerous pitfalls. Learn ways to rise above it.

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Want More Truth? Focus.

There is a “surface area” of life. We rarely realize how much it consumes. Maximize your enjoyment of what’s real and true by keeping your “surface area” small.

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Want an Immense Adventure? Say Only the Truth.

We often say what we need to say to get the outcome we desire. This motivates lying. Dr. Peterson shares the great adventure in saying the truth and nothing else. Truth reveals the world the way its intended, bringing on the best possible reality.

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Who Are True Oppressors?

In today’s oppressor-oppressed narrative, it’s not always obvious who’s the bad guy. This “one-minute-clip” clearly articulates a “truth-of-the-matter”.

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Excusing Lies that might Become True

People are more willing to spread false misinformation, if they think it might become true in the future. Learn how our imagination affects our politics and our willingness to offer misinformation.

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