Innoculation against stupidity is possible
Inoculation Theory suggests that teaching critical thinking to children will enable them to become resistant to religion and other non-rational beliefs.
Specifically, by showing children examples of poor thinking and nonsense beliefs they can become immune from more harmful belief systems.
What are the ten best examples of nonsense beliefs we should be showing our children?
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Is the secret then to teach teachers how to do this?
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