Like It or Not, Misinformation is (Still) a Thing By Alex Worsnip, Director of the Applied Epistemology Project   In the fallout from last week’s US election, I’ve seen numerous commentators and friends on social media counsel against the narrative … Read more

Playing the Expert: ‘Doing Your Own Research’ as Epistemic Cosplay By Joshua Blanchard, Oakland University   Consider the following scenario. You and I both have an interest in the origins of the COVID-19 Pandemic, but neither of us has training … Read more

Situated Knowledge and Speaking For: Protests in Iran and Why We Should Talk about Them By Genae Matthews, AEP Graduate Fellow   On September 16th, 2022, Mahsa Amini died in a hospital in Tehran, Iran. She was twenty-two years old. … Read more