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fromA Philosopher's Blog
1 month ago
philosophy

The Logic of Conspiracy Theories IV: Best Explanation

Conspiracy theorists often misuse critical thinking methods, like inference to the best explanation, to defend their theories.
fromA Philosopher's Blog
4 months ago
philosophy

Appeal to Authority, Fallacious

The fallacious Appeal to Authority occurs when claims are accepted without proper evidence due to perceived authority of the claimant.
fromDefector
5 months ago
Miscellaneous

How To Be Sure You Are Reading Some Dumb Bullshit | Defector

Using the phrase 'to be sure' often indicates weak arguments and cognitive dissonance in writing.
fromA Philosopher's Blog
1 month ago
philosophy

The Logic of Conspiracy Theories IV: Best Explanation

Conspiracy theorists often misuse critical thinking methods, like inference to the best explanation, to defend their theories.
fromA Philosopher's Blog
4 months ago
philosophy

Appeal to Authority, Fallacious

The fallacious Appeal to Authority occurs when claims are accepted without proper evidence due to perceived authority of the claimant.
fromDefector
5 months ago
Miscellaneous

How To Be Sure You Are Reading Some Dumb Bullshit | Defector

Using the phrase 'to be sure' often indicates weak arguments and cognitive dissonance in writing.
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fromThe Local France
1 month ago
France politics

French Expression of the Day: N'importe quoi

N'importe quoi is a useful French phrase to dismiss nonsense during arguments.
Arts
fromPsychology Today
2 months ago

Culture Clash: Debate and Emotional Expression

Cultural interpretations of argumentation and emotional expression differ widely across various societies.
fromMedium
6 months ago
UX design

A good design is a good essay

The main challenge in UX design lies in persuading stakeholders to implement necessary changes, beyond just identifying problems.
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