Как найти правду в мире постправды / Редакция
How much does our picture of the world correspond to reality? Why is it so difficult to convince a person with different views, even if you give hard facts and clear arguments?
Now these issues look especially relevant — after all, it seems that having closed their friendlies and echo chambers, people tend to form their own reality, declaring everything that does not correspond to it propaganda and fake news.
But is it really so? Why do we tend to see only what we want to see and accept only what confirms our point of view? Is it possible and necessary to fight this? Is there any objectivity at all — or has this concept itself already become a manipulation?
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