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I'm Melissa Kirsch, editor-in-chief of LifeHacker. And I'm Alice Bradley, Lyshacker.com, where we help you improve your life one week at a time. I'm Melissa Kirsch,

editor-in-chief of LifeHacker. And I'm Alice Bradley, LifeHacker's deputy editor. And today we're talking

about bullshit, what it is, how to detect it, and how to call it out. We're talking to

Carl Bergstrom and Jevin West, professors at the University of Washington

who teach a course called Calling Bullshit.

The assumption that the person is just plain stupid is not the right way to go into

calling bullshit.

Then Alice talks about why we're so susceptible to bullshit with staff writer Beth

Skorecki, who writes the Bullshit Detection School column on Lifehacker.

Sometimes we make a connection where we shouldn't, or we make an assumption that isn't valid. Beth Squarecki, who writes the bullshit detection school column on LifeHacker.

Sometimes we make a connection where we shouldn't, or we make an assumption that isn't valid.

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