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How CBS News Fears the Truth: My Experience with Commenting and Censorship
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How the UK “Homicide Prediction Project” Exemplifies the Collapse of Meaning Under Materialist Governance
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People Don’t Want Objectivity — They Want Confirmation of Their Beliefs
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