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Summary of David McRaney's How Minds Change
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- Date de parution30/08/2022
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Résumé
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I wanted to meet Charlie Veitch because when he was making a living as a professional conspiracy theorist, he had done something incredible. He had traveled to the United States and visited Ground Zero in 2011, just ahead of the 10-year anniversary of 9/11.
#2 Charlie was a leader in the 9/11 truther community.
He had spent years producing videos about the attacks, some of which received a million views or more. He had been arrested for impersonating a police officer when Russian state television sent him to cover the G20 Summit in Toronto. #3 After traveling to New York to meet the experts, Charlie began to realize that he might be wrong. He began hating his companions, thinking, You fucking animals.
You disgusting fucking animals. #4 Charlie, a truther, had his YouTube channel hacked and his family videos posted online. He was harassed online for months, and eventually changed his mind and admitted he was wrong.
He had spent years producing videos about the attacks, some of which received a million views or more. He had been arrested for impersonating a police officer when Russian state television sent him to cover the G20 Summit in Toronto. #3 After traveling to New York to meet the experts, Charlie began to realize that he might be wrong. He began hating his companions, thinking, You fucking animals.
You disgusting fucking animals. #4 Charlie, a truther, had his YouTube channel hacked and his family videos posted online. He was harassed online for months, and eventually changed his mind and admitted he was wrong.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I wanted to meet Charlie Veitch because when he was making a living as a professional conspiracy theorist, he had done something incredible. He had traveled to the United States and visited Ground Zero in 2011, just ahead of the 10-year anniversary of 9/11.
#2 Charlie was a leader in the 9/11 truther community.
He had spent years producing videos about the attacks, some of which received a million views or more. He had been arrested for impersonating a police officer when Russian state television sent him to cover the G20 Summit in Toronto. #3 After traveling to New York to meet the experts, Charlie began to realize that he might be wrong. He began hating his companions, thinking, You fucking animals.
You disgusting fucking animals. #4 Charlie, a truther, had his YouTube channel hacked and his family videos posted online. He was harassed online for months, and eventually changed his mind and admitted he was wrong.
He had spent years producing videos about the attacks, some of which received a million views or more. He had been arrested for impersonating a police officer when Russian state television sent him to cover the G20 Summit in Toronto. #3 After traveling to New York to meet the experts, Charlie began to realize that he might be wrong. He began hating his companions, thinking, You fucking animals.
You disgusting fucking animals. #4 Charlie, a truther, had his YouTube channel hacked and his family videos posted online. He was harassed online for months, and eventually changed his mind and admitted he was wrong.
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