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Girl sticking out tongue

Why do people fall for misinformation?

Source: The Kid Should See This

Being misled, whether purposefully or accidentally, can leave a bitter taste in your mouth. Watch the video to learn more about your tongue’s taste receptors, and learn how to avoid being misinformed and misled.

This entry was posted in Perception and Reality and tagged Opinion, People, Science & Nature on October 1, 2020 by Daniella Navarro.

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