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This short document provides a hyperlink to a blog post on the topic of agnotology, which is the study of culturally induced ignorance or doubt. The hyperlink is to a blog post written by a student at the University of Toronto, Gary Thompson, on his website at the given URL. The document aims to direct the reader to learn more about agnotology by following the provided hyperlink to the blog post on that topic.

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AHA & ILCOR Hyperlink not always working??

Gary Thompson
Student U of T
https://jgarythompson.wordpress.com/2015/08/11/agnotology/

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