High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart
The book is now available through Springer Nature Link. Edited by Michael M. Resch, Michael Herrmann, Andreas Kaminski, Maike Stelzer, and Jörn Wiengarn, it is the third volume in the HLRS book series The Science and Art of Simulation.
Trust, testimony and technology: What makes it so hard to combat disinformation?
Michael Herrmann, Andreas Kaminski, Jörn Wiengarn
Trust in falsehoods: definitions, sources, challenges
Andrija Šoć
When homeopathy cures cancer: about bullshit, irony and disinformation in the homeopathic discourse
Viet Anh Nguyen Duc, Marcel Erik Lemmer
How to lie without lying: exploring strategies of assertion-denial
Jörn Wiengarn
Politicization, signaling, and the epistemic landscape
Casey Doyle
Fake news and conspiracy narratives in the context of regimes of "posttruth": an analysis from the perspective of nihilism
Oliver Zöllner
Ignorance in social networks: discounting delays and shape matters
Brian Ball, Alexandros Loliousis, Amil Mohanan, Mike Peacey
War against fake news: avoiding Manichaeism
Sacha Ferrari
Targets of countermeasures against disinformation: Individual beliefs and group beliefs
Lei Niu
A member of the Gauss Centre for Supercomputing, HLRS is one of three German national centers for high-performance computing.
