Abstract:

We are experiencing the greatest crisis that humanity has seen in search of truth. Even the burning of the library in Alexandria and Baghdad had not put such a great obstacle to our way. The truth has lost its struggle with the pleasure. The vast majority of people consciously or unconsciously used their preference as well as the "blue pill". For those who are still persistent in the case, it becomes more and more difficult to stay on the road. Lightning and Yale reveal the two fundamental dimensions of this crisis with the following questions: "A) Do we want the truth? How do we get in this confusion if we want? The 173th. The book reveals why and how post-truth understanding is a threat to the search for truth, the impact of all kinds of publication, including social media, on the spread of this understanding. In the book, the thesis suggests that it may be useful to use historical skills as a solution to this situation.