Democratic societies defeat (COVID-19) disasters by boosting shared knowledge

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Mind and Society 20 (1):143-147 (2021)
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Preparing people for dealing with hazards, diseases and disasters requires teaching them statistics, and ideally doing so by means of good representation formats in a dynamic fashion. Translating these dynamics to simple communication is what governments need from scientists.

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10.1007/s11299-021-00278-0

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