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The Government Office for Science has commissioned a report that should concern us all. It is framed as a document designed to help tackle the spread of “misinformation”, but what it really seeks to achieve is the neutralisation of independent thought. The report’s Orwellian proposals include “psychological inoculation”, “pre-bunking”... show more

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