Title: No Bull Information: A Humorous, Practical Guide to Help Americans Adapt to the Information Age
Author: Dr. John Gamble
Publisher: Morgan James
ISBN: 9781630471798
Pages: 151
Genre: Self-help
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Synopsis
How can even active, informed citizens keep up with, understand, and evaluate the mass of information bombarding us as we move through the 21st century? There are practical steps Americans can take that make it easier to spot information that is worth considering---hence the title of the book---“No Bull Information” or NBI. This NBI crusade has many aspects including deceptive words (encore performance), confusing numbers (a stunning 30% increase in inflation), evasion from politicians (I really hope the Senate will pass the bill). NBI explains tactics used to sneak grossly inaccurate information past even intelligent, well-informed people. NBI is a brief, humorous book with a character, Arnbi, everyone can identify with. NBI first provides ways to spot bogus information and then explains tangible actions you can take, actions that fit your individual situation.
About the Author
Dr. John Gamble has been a professor for more than 30 years, most of that time at Penn State’s 4,500-student Behrend College in Erie, Pennsylvania where he is “Distinguished Professor of Political Science and International Law.” Dr. Gamble has nearly 100 published articles and books many of which endeavor to explain complex subjects to a broad audience. Gamble has won numerous awards for teaching and scholarship. The trigger for this book was hundreds of students trying to handle the explosion of information constantly striking us.
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Dr. John Gamble has been a professor for more than 30 years, most of that time at Penn State’s 4,500-student Behrend College in Erie, Pennsylvania where he is “Distinguished Professor of Political Science and International Law.” Dr. Gamble has nearly 100 published articles and books many of which endeavor to explain complex subjects to a broad audience. Gamble has won numerous awards for teaching and scholarship. The trigger for this book was hundreds of students trying to handle the explosion of information constantly striking us.