EPISODE · May 15, 2021 · 30 MIN
The Pandemic Of Magical Thinking
from Glass City Humanist · host Douglas Berger - Humanist Advocate
In this episode, Douglas talks about the large amount of hoaxes, conspiracy theories, and other magical thinking brought on by the response to the pandemic and what Humanists and others can do to get through the cloud of problem thinking. Show Notes Subscribe to our free newsletter Donate to the show
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