In today’s episode, we dive into five myths that seem to persist no matter how much science tries to debunk them. Let’s explore these enduring ideas and the truth behind each one.
The Lies We Still Believe 2 | Columbus, Nazis in Antarctica, and Other Persistent Lies
Uncover the truth behind Columbus, Nazi conspiracies in Antarctica, and other persistent myths. Explore how these stories shape beliefs and discover why critical thinking is essential. Unlock the full episode on Apple Podcasts or Patreon!
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