Postponed!

We apologize that we need to postpone Ken’s presentation until this fall. We will let you know when another date is set.

In the meantime, check out the excellent program for the Northern California 9/11 Truth Alliance’s Film Festival for which Ken is the video producer.
 9/11 Truth Film Festival

Ken Jenkins: The Role of Cognitive Biases in the 9/11 Truth Movement

A Zoom Presentation with Q&A

A very early 9/11 Truth activist, researcher, and film maker, Ken Jenkins has a degree in electrical engineering with a minor in psychology. He has spent decades since then studying psychology, including subjects that relate to how we in the 9/11 Truth Movement have come to our various beliefs about what happened on 9/11. He shares his personal journey of introspection and his advice for how to become more conscious and successful truth seekers.

He will address these questions:

How do our beliefs impact our truth seeking?

What are cognitive biases, cognitive dissonance, and confirmation bias? How do these concepts differ?

Are these traits hardwired in our brains? Why do we have them? Do they serve us well today in our complex world? 

What are the core cognitive biases that apply to the 9/11 Truth Movement’s search for truth?

Can becoming conscious of these biases help us resolve our disagreements and create more harmony and cooperation within our movement?

Will such cooperation help us focus on the most “bullet proof” evidence to present to the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations this fall?