When children think they are being taught, they are much more likely to simply reproduce what the adult does, instead of creating something new.
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the new information economy, as opposed to the older industrial one, demands more innovation and less imitation, more creativity and less conformity.
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"False information is pervasive and difficult to eradicate, but scientists are developing new strategies such as "de-biasing," a method that focuses on facts, to help spread the truth"