Joe Rogan and his struggle with graphs

This course offers a sharp, funny, and insightful look at how data and science are often misunderstood or misrepresented in public discussions about climate change. Using a viral moment where Joe Rogan misinterprets a climate graph, it demonstrates how misinformation spreads when data literacy is lacking. You’ll learn how to read graphs accurately, spot misleading visuals, and understand the difference between correlation and causation. The course also explores how cognitive biases, selective framing, and poor data communication contribute to widespread confusion about climate science. Through real-world examples and visual breakdowns, it helps you build critical thinking skills that apply to any topic where data is used to persuade or mislead. At its core, this course empowers people to engage with information more intelligently and skeptically. Whether you’re a student, educator, or simply tired of bad science takes online, the engaging teaching style makes complex ideas accessible and entertaining. By the end, you’ll not only laugh but also walk away better equipped to recognize misinformation and interpret graphs like a true data-savvy critical thinker.