From: The Gulf of Tonkin: The Ghost Attack that Sparked a War
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How can you spot when someone is only giving you one side of a story?

Just like the NSA analysts, people often filter out information that does not fit their narrative. Looking for what is missing is key to finding the truth.

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When reading an argument, actively search for the strongest point made by the opposing side.

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