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How They Made Us Doubt Everything
How some of the world's most powerful interests made us doubt the connection between smoking and cancer, and then how the same tactics were used to make us doubt climate change.
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4.8 stars from 277 ratings
The fact’s presented clearly shows the players and techniques used. Strategies used to confuse the public are cleverly revealed. The BBC have done a great job or communicating and debunking climate denying myths.
lessles via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 04/07/24
Intriguing listen
A look into how a few particular corporations have used misleading language to manipulate their customers and public opinion. Although there is useful insight to hear, (and I would recommend listening) the conversational tone of the narrator often came across as patronising, and at times I felt...Read full review »
Meiquel04 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 09/11/23
One of the greatest show on how oil industry dares to fabricate data to reshape the public opinion. These methods are surely used in other industries too and it’s worthwhile to pause and think about how the world really works and who moderates the discussion.
namfast25 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 07/19/22
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