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Research on art, media, religion, language, and history. Coverage follows how ideas, beliefs, and identities move through societies.

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Why More of Us Now Believe That Truth Is Something You Feel

A new psychology scale measures the belief that truth is personal and felt. Researchers say it may help explain why some people distrust science.

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