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Universities and the Information War - Round Three

Is the university's responsibility to transmit knowledge, protect knowledge, challenge knowledge, or teach students how to evaluate knowledge?

Hosted by votesmash_gregory @votesmash_gregory
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· 360 min $0.01 USD

Universities and the Information War - Round Three

Is the university's responsibility to transmit knowledge, protect knowledge, challenge knowledge, or teach students how to evaluate knowledge?

Hosted by votesmash_gregory @votesmash_gregory
de-propagandize us
Finished
· 160 min $0.01 USD 1 participant

Universities and the Information War - Round Two

Is the university's responsibility to transmit knowledge, protect knowledge, challenge knowledge, or teach students how to evaluate knowledge?

Hosted by votesmash_gregory @votesmash_gregory
de-propagandize us
Finished
· 360 min $0.01 USD 3 participants

Universities and the Information War

How should educators distinguish between misinformation, legitimate dissent, emerging knowledge, and genuinely unsupported claims?

Hosted by votesmash_gregory @votesmash_gregory
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Academic and scientific claims should remain open to questioning, criticism, and revision when new evidence provides good reason to reconsider them.

Universities should distinguish between legitimate intellectual disagreement and claims that lack sufficient evidence to support them.

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· 30 min $0.01 USD 4 participants