The heretics : adventures with the enemies of science / Will Storr

An investigation into why people maintain convictions that contradict scientific and historical evidence. Using neuroscience and psychology, it examines how the brain constructs internal narratives that shape beliefs and can lead to self-deception.

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Anecdotes/Biography/History Belief and doubt/Knowledge, Theory of/Philosophy Cognitive neuroscience/Neuropsychology/Neurophysiology/Neurobiology/Neurosciences/Medical sciences/Life sciences/Science Conspiracy theories/History -- Errors, inventions, etc. Deception/Truthfulness and falsehood/Truth/Belief and doubt/Knowledge, Theory of/Philosophy Denial (Psychology)/Defence mechanisms (Psychology)/Adjustment (Psychology)/Psychology Disinformation/Deception/Truthfulness and falsehood/Truth/Belief and doubt/Knowledge, Theory of/Philosophy Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)/Genocide/Crime/Social problems/Social history/Sociology/Social sciences/Civilisation Mental illness/Psychology, Pathological/Neurology/Medicine/Life sciences/Science Pseudoscience/Science Psychology Science Science -- Study and teaching Skepticism