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Merchants of Doubt
This episode reveals the systematic playbook used to sow doubt about scientific consensus, delaying crucial action on pressing global issues.
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“This episode reveals the systematic playbook used to sow doubt about scientific consensus, delaying crucial action on pressing global issues.”
— Naomi Oreskes | Erik M. Conway, Merchants of Doubt
Science, Misinformation, Public Policy, History
If you often feel confused by conflicting information on critical issues, this can help you recognize the deliberate strategies designed to sow doubt.
Naomi Oreskes and Erik M. Conway, acclaimed historians of science, meticulously trace the origins and evolution of doubt-mongering campaigns, revealing how a small group of scientists and strategists systematically undermined public trust in established facts.