Convincing Someone When Facts Are Not Enough

Michael Shermer tries to sort out what happens when people turn a deaf ear to the facts we know to be “true.”How to Convince Someone When Facts Fail When Facts Fail.

Published by Nancy Burkhalter

I am in love with words. Trained as a linguist, journalist and researcher, I write, teach writing, and research everything about writing, especially how writing aids critical thinking. I've taught around the world, including three years in Kazakhstan, and a year each in Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Germany.

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