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How Minds Change | Lecture and conversation with science journalist David McRaney and philosopher of mind Marc Slors
What made a prominent conspiracy-theorist YouTuber finally see that 9/11 was not a hoax? How does a voter’s opinions shift from neutral to resolute? Science journalist David McRaney and philosopher of mind Marc Slors take us on a journey.
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Resistance to the Pill | Radboud Sounds
Where the pill once liberated straight women, more and more women today seem to question its use. Is this resistance a new development, or are we actually seeing more protests against the pill in history?
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Demonstrations: Are There Double Standards?
Protest en sport
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Climate and Farmer’s Protests | Radboud Sounds
Might there be double standards at climate and farmer's protests in whether or not to intervene by authorities? Political scientist Gerry van der Kamp-Alons and scholar of law Simone Hooijer explain the differences and similarities.
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Beyond Hooliganism: Protest Movements in Soccer Stadiums | Radboud Sounds
Sports historian Paul Reef argues that there is a difference between hooliganism and actual activism or protest by football fans. Because not all forms of rebellion by football fans is hooliganism.
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Social Safety: What Does it Mean? | Academic Affairs with Ombuds Officer Nancy Viellevoije-Geers and student Rizka Simons
The discussion around social safety in academia is arguably more prominent than ever. In universities all over the country, people are wondering how to provide an environment where students and staff feel welcome, safe and respected.
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Are We All Getting Dumber? | Lecture by philosopher Annabelle Dufourcq
If you disagree with me, you must be stupid. In heated political debates and conflicts, it is not uncommon to hear people accusing each other of being stupid. According to philosopher Annabelle Dufourcq stupidity is not only an accusation.