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May Contain Lies
This episode reveals how to navigate the subtle, often unintentional deceptions embedded in everyday information, fostering a more discerning and resilient understanding of the world.
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“This episode reveals how to navigate the subtle, often unintentional deceptions embedded in everyday information, fostering a more discerning and resilient understanding of the world.”
— Alex Edmans, May Contain Lies
Information literacy, critical thinking, media bias, discernment
If you've ever felt a quiet unease about the information you consume, this will sharpen your ability to discern what's truly reliable, and this will help you see what to do next.
Alex Edmans, a finance professor known for rigorous analysis, brings a clear-eyed perspective to how information is presented and consumed, revealing the hidden incentives and human tendencies that shape our understanding.