On Trusting Neighbors More Than Experts: An Ebola Case Study

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On Trusting Neighbours More Than Experts: An Ebola Case Study - great paper by Katherine Furman, now talking at @lit4health at @RCPI_news @IrishHumanities https://t.co/1XWNTvMbdk

RT @Hans_Zomer: In today’s Irish Times, @JoeHumphreys42 interviews @katfurman on why marginalised people are more likely to embrace #Conspi…

In today’s Irish Times, @JoeHumphreys42 interviews @katfurman on why marginalised people are more likely to embrace #ConspiracyTheories. Here’s her article on why people tend to trust friends (and rumours) over experts: https://t.co/Ykwvvnqf2K #COVID19

RT @NewsPhilosophy: [حول الثقة في الجيران أكثر من الخبراء: دراسة حالة - فيروس إيبولا] للفيلسوفة البريطانية @katfurman: https://t.co/VUyCAC2…

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