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David Robson discusses Arthur Conan Doyle's belief in spiritualism
40:36 - 47:43 (07:07)
Journalist David Robson joins the podcast to talk about his book "The Intelligence Trap" and how even the smartest people can fall into a trap of belief. They discuss Arthur Conan Doyle's belief in spiritualism and the power of belief in driving people to action.
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This podcast discusses the bias individuals hold when filming documentaries and how to overcome these biases by talking to people with different backgrounds and ideologies.
40:36 - 42:39 (02:02)
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This podcast discusses the bias individuals hold when filming documentaries and how to overcome these biases by talking to people with different backgrounds and ideologies.
ChapterDavid Robson discusses Arthur Conan Doyle's belief in spiritualism
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The placebo effect as a powerful tool in healing, as well as the potential danger of believing in pseudoscience and false promises of healing.
ChapterDavid Robson discusses Arthur Conan Doyle's belief in spiritualism
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PodcastModern Wisdom
David Robson, a journalist, discusses his book, The Intelligence Trap.
45:06 - 47:43 (02:37)
Summary
David Robson, a journalist, discusses his book, The Intelligence Trap. The book explains that even the smartest people can believe in strange things because their beliefs lead them one way, and their intelligence takes them further, allowing them to explain anything.