New York Times journalist Anand Giridharadas ponders how the concept of truth is changing in the era of Wikipedia, Facebook and other social mediums. "Truth is what large numbers of people collectively say it is," he says. Meanwhile, Psychologist and linguist Lera Boroditsky explains how former Vice President Dick Cheney absolved himself of responsibility for shooting his friend Harry Whittington in the face by simply (and masterfully) choosing his words carefully.
TWO VIEWS: Giridharadas and Boroditsky
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I found this fascinating I am sure you all will too
TWO VIEWS: Giridharadas and Boroditsky
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I found this fascinating I am sure you all will too