Facts Don't Change People's Minds - Here is What Does



The following is a short excerpt from the article: Drowning the other person with facts, I assumed, was the best way to prove that global warming is real, the war on drugs has failed, or the current business strategy adopted by your risk-averse boss with zero imagination is not working.

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https://heleo.com/facts-dont-change-peoples-minds-heres/16242/

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