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Sticky Wicket — corrupting language (p. 675)

When you read a paper, do you examine the data independently — or are you taken in by the authors' spin? Caveman cautions against falling into this trap, providing an exercise designed to test Orwell's assertion that language corrupts thought.

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"If thought can corrupt language, then language can corrupt thought" (George Orwell)

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JCS 2002 115: 675-676. [Full Text]  

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