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Israeli airstrikes kill 18 in Gaza as Hamas says a rogue faction may have attacked first

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By Dan Williams
| Irish Independent
The IDF says its troops were dismantling “terrorist infrastructure” in the Rafah area in line with the ceasefire agreement when they came under fire. Residents in Gaza and local health authorities said Israeli airstrikes and tank fire killed at least 26 people. The Israeli military said it struck Hamas targets including field commanders, gunmen, a tunnel and weapons depots, after militants launched a missile and fired on its troops, killing the soldiers.
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Rejection of Hijab as a Psychiatric Problem in Iran

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By Awais Aftab, Dan Williams
| psychiatrymargins.com
The legitimacy of scientific conclusions and medical diagnoses is a product of social coordination, a set of situated practices, and the more rigorous and transparent these practices are, the more confidence we have in their validity. Science does not happen on its own; facts do not speak for themselves. It is common for the “all-too-human processes” to be erased when scientific results are presented to the public.
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Is the internet worse than a brainwashing machine?

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By Dan Williams
| conspicuouscognition.com
In trying to make sense of recent political events and trends—whether polarisation, populism, radicalisation, collapsing trust in institutions, or anything else—there is no explanation more alluring to pundits than “social media”. The explanation’s attractions are obvious. First, it's difficult to believe that such a profound change in communication technology could fail to have enormous consequences.
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