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How is in-group trust built? This interactive workshop explores the power of a small collective to discover and discern truth and how to harness that power to build trust. Exercises demonstrate how to tease apart some of the counterintuitive or nonobvious ways we come to trust both information and experts. Participants learn tools, tricks, and shortcuts toward building better trust and relationships in their groups — at work, at home, and even in broader communities — among people who disagree or hold conflicting beliefs.
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Owning a professional sports team is not for the faint of heart. Results are volatile and wins and losses come with the strong emotions of a city’s fan base. But it’s a sound...
Looking around and experiencing the suffering and injustice in the world can make it difficult to believe that happiness exists. But the Judeo-Christian tradition teaches that...
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