The Knowledge Illusion in the News

• The Knowledge Illusion by Steven Sloman, Philip Fernbach | PenguinRandomHouse.com

Reviews

• Why Facts Don’t Change Our Minds | The New Yorker

• People Have Limited Knowledge. What’s the Remedy? Nobody Knows | The New York Times

• 10 New Books We Recommend This Week | The New York Times

• Why Science Denial Isn't Necessarily Ideological | Washington Post Review

• Crowd force: You’re not as smart as you think you are | The Economist

• You are not as clever as you think you are | Financial Times

• This Flaw Explains Why the World is Full of Overconfidence | Wall Street Journal Market Watch

• 28 Top Business Books to Get Ahead In 2018 | Entrepreneur Magazine

• The Knowledge Illusion, by Steven Sloman & Philip Fernbach | Darwinian Business

• NPJ Book review – The Knowledge Illusion: Why We Never Think Alone by Steven Sloman and Philip Fernbach | NP Journal

• The knowledge illusion | The Psychologist

• 9 Books to Add to Your Summer Reading List | RELEVANT Magazine

• How Knowledgable Are You? | HeathCetera

• Book Review: The Knowledge Illusion: Why We Never Think Alone | Podcast Player

• Goedbeschouwd begrijpt niemand iets van de wereld om ons heen, zegt deze hoogleraar | Brandpunt+

• Book Review: The Knowledge Illusion | Teacher Voice

• „Die Leute wissen nicht, wie unwissend sie sind“ | www.psychologie-heute.de

• Murali N. Krishnaswamy reviews: The Knowledge Illusion: Why We Never Think Alone by Steven Sloman and Philip Fernbach | The Hindu

• You are ignorant, but not necessarily dumb | Reason.com

Editorials

• Why We Believe Obvious Untruths | The New York Times

• Collective consciousness: Cognitive science shows that humans are smarter as a group than they are on their own | Quartz

• We Should be Asking More Stupid Questions: Philip Fernbach | LinkedIn

• The Perils of Letting Machines into the Hive Mind | Nautilus

• Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs Would've Failed Without This | Inc.com

Videos 

• Presentation to the Canada School of Public Service

• EU Joint Research Council Presentation

• The Knowledge Illusion with Steven Sloman | Royal Society of the Arts on youtube

• Kevin DeLaplante The Knowledge Illusion

• “The Knowledge Illusion” explains how facts don’t necessarily change our minds | VICE News

• Top Hat conference

• Knowledge Illusion, May 9 2017 | Video | C-SPAN.org

• The Knowledge Ilussion: Steven Sloman | Rotman Business School talk

• Why do we believe things that aren't true? | Philip Fernbach | TEDxMileHigh

Interviews

• Artificiality podcast: LLMs and Deliberative Reasoning

• Interview with Marcus Ruiz Evans on Polarization

• Choiceology with Katy Milkman

• Clear + Vivid Podcast with Alan Alda

• Scaling Knowledge Podcast

• Here We Are 

• unSILOed with Greg LaBlanc: Episode 55 - Steven Sloman

• Delving in with Stuart Kelter

• Utterly Moderate Network

• Artificiality Podcast

• Human Tech Podcast

• Anagoge Podcast

• Talking to Teens Podcast with Andy Earle

• Freakanomics Radio: How to Change Your Mind (Ep. 379)

• Pressed on The Public's Radio

• The Washington Post: What's behind the confidence of the incompetent? This suddenly popular psychological phenomenon.

• The Globe and Mail: How to argue with people: A holiday guide to not ruining everything for everyone

• The Mind Online Podcast: Teaching Tolerance

• Data Skeptic: The Knowledge Illusion

• The Psychology of Fake News (Tania Lombrozo)

• The Agenda with Steve Paikin | TVOntario

• We Know Less Than We Think We Do | Meghna Chakrabarti

• Why we pretend to know things, explained by a cognitive scientist | Vox

• Gayle Allen Curious Minds podcast

• Why we think we know everything, a cognitive scientist explains - Home | The Current with Anna Maria Tremonti | CBC Radio

• Cognitive scientists Steven Sloman and Philip Fernbach: The ‘fake news’ phenomenon | WGN Radio - 720 AM

• We Don't Know What We Think We Know | Jeff Schechtman's "Specific Gravity"

• The Knowledge Illusion | Voice America

• KERA THINK Why We Never Think Alone | Think

• The Cognitive Scientist: Steven Sloman, Author, "The Knowledge Illusion" | Michael Golden

• The Morning Show | Global News

• Interview with Philip Fernbach | Doug Robinson podcast

• #14-The Knowledge Illusion with guest: Professor Steven Sloman | Thinking Clearly

• In Your Right Mind’ Radio Show | KABC-AM

• You Do Not Think Alone | Scientific American

• The Knowledge Illusion (Parts 1 and 2) | Disrupting the Global Order with Janice Stein

• Steven Sloman on Why We Never Think (or Learn) Alone | Conversations About Education webcast on youtube

• Facts, Fiction and the Fallible Mind: Q & A with Dr. Steven Sloman | In Your Right Mind

• Thinking Clearly Podcast: The Knowledge Illusion

• Roundhouse Radio 98.3 Vancouver

Articles About the Book

• How the Brexit debate was flushed down the drain (paywall)

• How Fake News Tricks Your Brain | National Geographic

• How Knowledgeable are You? | HealthCetera

• How Science Sorts Fact From Alternative Fact | Bloomberg View

• Humans weren’t designed to be rational, and we benefit hugely from our mental biases | Quartz

• Making Decisions in Meetings | Lucid Meetings Blog

• Notable & Quotable: Forming Opinions | WSJ

• San Diego's April 29 Climate March: Why It Matters | San Diego Free Press

• Study reveals people’s inflated senses of their own knowledge | Brown Daily Herald

• To get the best results from your employees, assemble them like a team of surgeons | Quartz

• Trust, Authority, and Institutions: A Way Forward (Part I) | The Huffington Post

• Your Mind Is Not In Your Brain (It's the Other Way Around) | Big Think 

• Why People Still Feel Sorry Only for Children | Psychology Today

• Trump's 'Dangerous Disability'? It's the Dunning-Kruger Effect | Bloomberg

• Teaching Humility in an Age of Arrogance | The Chronicle of Higher Education

• How Reading 'The Knowledge Illusion' Can Help Craft Our Professional Mission | Technology and Learning