Apr 30, 2018
Well, we managed to get the funding we need to proceed with the project.
I'd like to thank everyone who help us get to this point. Family, friends and strangers certainly dug deep to make sure we can find out a little bit more about why people continue to believe things that simply aren't true.
Very shortly I'll be able to give an update on the data collection and hopefully some initial results, but for now I'd just like to say...
Matt Nurse.
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Why is fake news so popular? It is partly because people often accept any information that supports their beliefs - even if it is totally wrong.
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