A social scientist's newsletter translating misinformation research into practical skills for talking with people who hold different beliefs and for judging information sources. Issues mix course lessons, analysis of trust in science and health, and podcast interviews with experts.
Website: https://matthewfacciani.substack.com
Adam Kucharski's newsletter applies mathematical modelling and evidence-evaluation thinking to everyday questions, from historical population forecasts to flu seasons and misleading statistics. Each issue unpacks a specific puzzle with references to research and worked examples.
A blog by an emergency physician that examines medical research, health misinformation and science communication. Readers get personal clinical stories alongside critical, method-focused reviews of studies and claims.
A skeptical newsletter that debunks UFO claims, conspiracy theories, alternative medicine and other misinformation using evidence and studies. Readers get clear, sourced explanations of why popular beliefs don't hold up, plus occasional commentary on local and current events.
A Spanish-language psychology newsletter that dissects popular claims about misinformation, propaganda and public opinion using research and sharp, irreverent argument. Readers get critical takes on media narratives about elections, post-truth and cognitive bias, plus event announcements.
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