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I don't offhand, but Google has plenty. https://www.google.com/search?q=facts+dont+change+minds https://www.google.com/search?q=facts+dont+change+minds

• philwelch 4y ago
  Plenty of links to blogs and magazine articles, sure. I was hoping for some help getting to the bottom of the actual studies though. Otherwise it comes across as though you’re just repeating something that you’ve absorbed from the popular corporate media.
  • gregjor 4y ago
    The first link to the New Yorker article mentions books and studies. The third link goes to research.com, where you can find citations and links. I don't do psychological research myself so I suppose I "absorb from the popular corporate media," as you put it. I know you intended to disparage my sources and understanding of the topic, but I have read articles and books by actual scientists because I have an interest in cognitive biases. I don't call myself an expert on the subject. You can do your own research if you don't find my "repeating something" persuasive. As Dr. Johnson put it, "I have found you an argument; but I am not obliged to find you an understanding."
    • philwelch 4y ago
      > I know you intended to disparage my sources and understanding of the topic I didn’t, actually. > but I have read articles and books by actual scientists because I have an interest in cognitive biases Yes, I was hoping you’d be able to recommend some, but thanks anyway.