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Intro
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Antiscience machineries
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Background
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Books
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Physics
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Evidence
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Skeptic Science
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Science
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Modern Climate Change
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The Future
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The Structure
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The More credible sounding
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The Six Americas
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Getting Support
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The Political Split
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Where Are The Think Tanks
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The Tobacco Industry
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Heartland Institute
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Joe Bass
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Michael Crichton
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George Mason University
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Bob Carter
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Doctors for Disaster Preparedness
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Donors Trust
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Social Cost of Carbon
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Tactics
Description:
Explore the intricate world of disinformation campaigns in this Stanford University seminar. Delve into the tactics employed by tobacco and fossil fuel industries to spread doubt and misinformation, drawing parallels to recent political events. Examine the role of the Internet in amplifying these strategies and consider the challenges of maintaining informed skepticism in the digital age. Learn from speaker John R. Mashey's extensive research on climate science antagonists and their connections to Big Tobacco. Gain insights into anticipating future attacks on science and political processes, and reflect on the implications of emerging technologies like e-cigarettes that can monitor and report user data. Discover the historical context of disinformation machinery and its evolution across various industries and political landscapes.

The Machineries of Doubt & Disinformation

Stanford University
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