Josephine and Donald Barclay delve into the pressing issue of disinformation, exploring its evolution, the complexities of information credibility, and the cognitive biases that affect how we process information. They discuss the importance of critical thinking, the challenges posed by wicked problems, and the role of dialogue in understanding complex issues.
The conversation also touches on the state of scientific communication, the impact of entertainment on discourse, and the future of libraries in the digital age, ultimately conveying a message of optimism in navigating the challenges of disinformation. 
 
Chapters 
 00:00 Introduction to Disinformation and Its Importance 
03:29 The Evolution of Information Literacy 
06:24 Understanding Disinformation in the Digital Age 
09:01 Cognitive Biases and Information Processing 
11:57 The Complexity of Truth in Information 
14:11 Wicked Problems and Information Challenges 
16:52 The Role of Entertainment in Information Consumption 
19:48 The Influence of Money on Information Credibility 
25:25 The Triangle of Influence: Money, Fame, and Power 
27:01 Understanding Science: The Impact of Predatory Journals 
32:32 Navigating Misinformation: The Role of Scientific Consensus 
36:33 The Importance of Systematic Reviews in Science 
40:24 Critical Thinking: Analyzing Information Consumption 
45:00 Optimism in Change: Adapting to a New World 

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