

293 - Do Your Own Research - Sedona Chinn (rebroadcast)
4 snips Aug 5, 2024
Sedona Chinn, a researcher focused on how people interpret competing claims, shares her insights on the paradox of 'doing your own research.' She reveals that those who value this concept often neglect actual research efforts. The discussion delves into the origins of this phrase, its psychological implications, and its impact on public trust in experts during health crises. They explore how misinformation thrives in a skeptical age, urging the need for media literacy and critical thinking to navigate today’s complex information landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Illusion of 'Doing Your Own Research'
01:33 • 15min
The Independence Illusion
16:40 • 5min
Navigating Therapy and Financial Efficiency in Tough Times
21:37 • 4min
Navigating Trust in Information
25:52 • 10min
The Double-Edged Sword of 'Doing Your Own Research'
35:37 • 13min
Wrapping Up Insights and Resources
48:18 • 2min