Social Truth

The book progresses through three sections: foundational concepts like confirmation bias, case studies illustrating social pressure across cultures and historical periods, and practical applications for promoting critical thinking. Examining phenomena from mass hysteria to social media echo chambers, the book reveals how social forces shape our acceptance of supposed truths. The book uniquely synthesizes insights across social psychology, sociology, and other fields to explain belief formation and its impact.

Readers will discover how authority figures and repeated narratives reinforce shared beliefs, irrespective of factual accuracy. By understanding these dynamics, individuals can become more discerning consumers of information and engaged citizens. ""Social Truth"" offers real-world applications in education, public health, and political communication, making it a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand how social dynamics shape our perception of reality.