Human stupidity is nothing new in politics / Letters
Gregorio Kohon looks at why we accept superficial slogans, pseudoscientific claims and comforting myths from our leaders, and Vaughan Dean writes about ‘Trumpery’ As part of my academic paper How Could I Have Been So Stupid?, I argue that, throughout history, human stupidity has always been a (…)
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