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by W. B. Hazel (Author)
Belief, Truth, Evidence, and Policy
You have been duped. It's not your fault!
The worst thing about believing a lie isn't the fact you were manipulated, it's the self doubt and loss of confidence in your own thinking, knowing you fell for it!
Americans today live in a world where reason is overridden by political divide. Smart people are manipulated daily by fake news, authority influence, media narratives and artfully crafted AI realities. Why read this book? Because, it's increasingly difficult to distinguish between what's real and what's information manipulation, herd mentality, and outright fabrication.
If you are tired of not knowing what's true and what's propaganda, you'll want to pick this up. What if you could rebuild trust in your own thinking, learn how to slow down your mental processes, question gently instead of defensively, and develop tools that make clarity more likely the next time you're presented with misinformation?
Read along as we explore the psychology behind why smart, everyday people believe in propaganda, lies and misinformation in simple language. Self transformation self help, cognitive bias, illusory truth effect, dark political psychology and Epistemology psychology are explained in an easy to read and easy to understand way to help you transform your thinking to:
- Avoid being manipulated
- Stop believing lies
- Communicate effectively
- Think critically for yourself
Take the first step toward a life where you can believe in what you're seeing with your own two eyes. Easily read through how beliefs influence your mind. Confidently sift through the rhetoric by thinking your own clear thoughts. Grab your copy now of When Repeated Lies Feel True: The Simple Psychology of How Smart People Believe Manipulative Propaganda, And How To Think Clearly Again.
