Nowadays, everywhere: from commercials and conversations with friends to declarations of public figures and scientific articles, you can find deliberately false, distorted or unverified information. We consume more and more of it, with little regard for validity, simply because it's easier. John V. Petrocelli, a social psychologist and professor of psychology at Wake Forest University, founded the Bullshit Research Lab to understand what motivates people to appeal to dubious data and deceive others. people are misled. He found the answer to this question through controlled experiments and conversations with leading experts in various fields - from financial analysts to car enthusiasts - and came up with recommendations for how to avoid becoming a victim of bullshit (not only its recipient, but also its distributor). This book will help you form the habit of constructively evaluating everything you hear and say, finding the truth in information chaos, teaching you how to communicate with people who cannot be convinced of anything, and making rational purchases. The publishing layout is saved in a4.pdf format.