Do fonts affect people's opinions?
You may remember a short piece by Errol Morris in the Times a few weeks ago that was more of a quiz than a essay. Well, the quiz turned out to be a smokescreen for how people’s opinions change when the text is set in different typefaces.
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WHAT. Okay, as a social psychology person, this doesn’t surprise me, but as a human being, IT SURPRISES ME. …yet...
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