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I’ve been seeing more videos on #Youtube lately discussing the loss of sincerity in both media and society. Do any of you have observations on #thelossofsincerity? If there’s any research out there, please point me in that direction. I find the topic to be very interesting a crucial to the emotional intelligence of society as a whole.
#Sendhelp #research #sociology #sincerity #media
#youtube #research #media #sociology #thelossofsincerity #sendhelp #sincerity

"As for the moral reputation of the West, it was definitely crushed in 2024, destroyed by events in #Gaza - the open #genocide of #Palestinians by #Israel is not condemned by most Western governments, which actually nullifies all their pathos about #Russian crimes in #Ukraine and calls to stop the aggressor."
- well, I see it similarly - the unbiased view is not very common, because every view is the view of individuals with their #subjective partial interests, and even some effort for unbiased and #objective search for truth is limited by one's own psyche, and then also by the latent information limitations, when it is difficult to have an accurate overview of absolutely all the details of a given situation. So only a hypothetical good #God can have an absolutly objective view, but unfortunately he does not publish in the daily press :-)

#society #truth #sociology #philosophy #moral
#ukraine #israel #philosophy #god #sociology #russian #genocide #moral #society #gaza #palestinians #truth #subjective #objective

Exactly, just presenting #facts will not do! Maybe we need behavioral science, maybe also a bit of #sociology to understand how not only individuals process facts.

#journalism #niemanlab #factchecking

https://www.niemanlab.org/2024/12/getting-beyond-the-fact-check/
Finally, we need to embrace behavioral science. Journalism’s fight against disinformation risks irrelevance if it fails to consider how the human mind processes and reacts to both falsehoods and facts. By understanding these cognitive dynamics, we can design strategies that truly resonate and drive change.

Getting beyond the fact-check

"Journalism's fight against disinformation risks irrelevance if it fails to consider how the human mind processes and reacts to both falsehoods and facts."
Nieman Lab
#journalism #sociology #Facts #factchecking #niemanlab

Sometimes.
W.E.I.R.D.-ly.

"Even the highly cited examples of 150-people networks have been criticised as overwhelmingly skewed towards rich, educated, and industrialised societies, with non-western cultures rarely mentioned. Confirmation bias may well be a factor in the popularity and acceptance of Dunbar’s number."

https://oxsci.org/end-of-dunbars-number/

#sociology #psychology #anthropology #ecology #PopularScience #SocialNeworks #correlation #nuance #context #friendship #PopCulture #WEIRD

The end of Dunbar’s number: Have our social networks changed for good? - The Oxford Scientist

Helen Collins explores evidence for and against Dunbar's number, the idea that our species' social groups are limited to around 150 people.
Helen Collins (The Oxford Scientist)
#ecology #psychology #weird #sociology #anthropology #popularscience #socialneworks #correlation #nuance #context #friendship #popculture

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