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Political Reality

Political Reality
Misinformation
Political Polarization
Prescription Drug Pricing
Digital Literacy
Social Media
Polarization
Fact-Checking
Algorithms
Political Discourse
United States
Social Media Algorithms
Democracy
Public Policy
Critical Thinking
Voting
Denmark
Freedom House Index
Varieties Of Democracy Index
Populism
Executive Constraints

Our daily lives seem increasingly overwhelmed by polarization, misinformation, and dubious culture wars, while we face countless serious problems that require thoughtful and evidence-based solutions. To move forward, we need a shared reality of facts and reason with an equally shared dedication to democracy and fairness. The Political Reality podcast is here to fill that void – diving into how pol... more

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How do we quantify misinformation?

Thank you to Prof. Joshua A. Tucker for joining us on this episode about Misinformation.

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How do you measure democracy? Are these standards reasonable, onerous, empirical, propagandistic, unscientific or quantifiable?

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Joshua A. Tucker
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Episode: Misinformation is bad, but not for the reasons most of us think with Prof. Joshua A. Tucker | Political Reality | S01E03

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Misinformation is bad, but not for the reasons most of us think with Prof. Joshua A. Tucker | Political Reality | S01E03
Q: What concerns should we have about the digital information environment?
We need to focus both on the first-order concern of whether people believe false information and the second-order concern of whether it becomes harder to convince people that things that are true are actually true.
Misinformation is bad, but not for the reasons most of us think with Prof. Joshua A. Tucker | Political Reality | S01E03
Q: How do you figure out how much misinformation is out there?
The misinformation component is tiny compared to the overall information consumed, suggesting that misinformation doesn't permeate the average person's social media feed.

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