Fear of the Unknown Misinformation/Source #5
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You're not the only one who came to the conclusion that James just read the abstract and assumed. Thanks for submitting this. I'm manually merging this because I didn't see this until a couple days after it was submitted, after I was making changes to Deep Cuts myself. |
- LVence made this same discovery independently while this PR was sitting open, so I added some additional observations he made on it. - Cleaned up front-page contributor and video archive lists. - Also, I appreciate the documenting of how you found this information, but I don't think that's necessary.
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I think i've found the source for the "Fear of the Unknown" quote in the intro of the video. It's a dense psychology paper, so I could be misreading it and it might actually say what James is claiming. If it is, then it was not cited properly and should go in that section (just let me know and I'll make the change and resubmit)