Do you think maybe you have a family member or someone you love who's gotten kind of boggled up by a conspiracy theory or could be or might be one day?

Perhaps you'd like to know how susceptible you are to conspiratorial thinking.

If so, check out the conspiracy test.org.

Go there, take it, it's like a personality quiz, except it's to see how susceptible you are

a conspiratorial thinking, and you'll get a score, you can share with other people.

Or you can just send the link to someone who you think would really benefit from taking a conspiracy

test.org, the conspiracy test.org. Both of those work, check it out.

Also, the Critical Thinking Alliance.org.

If you'd like a ton of resources for intellectual humility, critical thinking,

media literacy, and so on.

You can find all of these things at the Critical Thinking Alliance.org. Me. Welcome to the You Are Not So Smart Podcast.

Episode 276. 6. I'm recording this as we're about to head into the holidays in 2023 and if you

were feeling those feelings because you're about to have those conversations

with those people who make you go, no, no, well this episode is for more than a few months. If you've been listening to this podcast for more than a few months, then you are likely well aware that I wrote a book and that

book came out about a year ago and it's titled How Minds Change and I just wrapped up a

23 city lecture tour for that book. I'm working on a new book about what

is the word genius mean while also just going everywhere to talk about how

mines change. It really found its audience this year and I went to the Netherlands

in Nashville, London, and Toronto, Montreal, and New York City, in San Francisco, and many other

places. I spoke at NASA and the School of Life and the

night of philosophy and Stanford Universities D school and Old Miss and Radbound

University at Square Books and Bridgewater College, many fantastic institutions and events.

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