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RT @MoralityLab: Latest lab publication: WEIRD kids are getting more utilitarian in trolley dilemmas. https://t.co/5CfTESao2U
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RT @zakijam: Why do people listen to "experts" even when they're inaccurate? Our new JEP:G paper provides a computational accoun… https://t.co/9NP6QjMxwa
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