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There's a book called Private Truths, Public Lies by Timur Kuran which delves into this.

Timur Kuran and Eric Weinstein talk about this on one of his youtube shows.

This is something Kuran pointed out decades ago as did Chennowith.

Private Truths, Public Lies by Timur Kuran is a good read.

I believe that is why Peter Kuran (Trinity and Beyond) patented a photochemical restoration process for revitalizing the color in films.

Duke economist Timur Kuran said the coming chaos gives Mr.

Video archivist Peter Kuran is the force behind it.

Timur Kuran argues that what slowed the economic development of the Middle East was not colonialism or geography, still less Muslim attitudes or some incompatibility between Islam and capitalism.

Imo the article isn't so much making a case for that as it is lifting quotations wholesale from Timur Kuran as a sort of appeal to authority to justify it's own narrative.

The idea of preference falsification was put forth by the social scientist Timur Kuran in his 1995 book Private Truths, Public Lies as part of his theory of how people's stated preferences are responsive to social influences.

If interested, you can read a sociological study of this effect in Timur Kuran's "Private Truths, Public Lies".

This component of privacy reminds me of “Preference Falsification,” a phenomenon described by Taimur Kuran.

The book "Private Truths, Public Lies: The Social Consequences of Preference Falsification" by Timur Kuran offers a good model on this topic.

Timur Kuran writes about this idea (preference falsification) in "Private Truths, Public Lies".

That's a misreading of Chenowith's argument which itself is heavily based on Timur Kuran's Revolutionary Thresholds concept.

Although Kuran’s examples are often of Eastern Europe, this essay puts it in terms of US politics of 50 years ago.

This has been documented for decades by Kuran, Karelian & Peterson, Ulfelder, and Hummel.