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Portrait Of A Lady (3)
•…Continued from Portrait of a Lady (2). Myth: The Mona Lisa was originally of a wider dimension. On the rocks. It has been the belief that the Mona Lisa was made smaller through tampering,… more →
Say It Ain't So, Joe
How to fail at Kryptos: Part 1
kryptosfan wrote 1 day ago: So I’ve tried enough, read enough and seen enough proposals that while I don’t know ever … more →
More on logical fallacies
itallstartedin1989 wrote 2 days ago: I was Stumbling around the internet last night, not really paying attention, when I saw the words Lo … more →
3 Bad Eggs
ashinything wrote 6 days ago: I envisage this to largely be a blog for celebrating various works, not criticizing them. So much so … more →
Wooly rhetoric
Lisa Pampuch wrote 1 week ago: Butterflies and Wheels offers a helpful guide to deciphering the debating tactics of folks who aren … more →
The Fairness Fixation
Rishab Mukherjee wrote 2 weeks ago: Consider two seemingly unrelated events. The first one is about the spate of allegedly racist attack … more →
Argumentum ad logicam
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Tench Ringgold wrote 3 weeks ago: n. A logical fallacy that presumes the outcome is incorrect on the basis that the argument is incorr … more →
Gates Buys Honorary Doctorate
sapplanningadmin wrote 1 month ago: Here is a picture of Bill Gates and his wife getting honorary doctorates Cambridge no doubt felt com … more →
Two steps of logic
Aristotle The Geek wrote 1 month ago: Jeff Tucker writes- Thomas Woods once said to me that the reason people miss fundamental truths abou … more →
The Great Debate ... A Trailer
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sanabituranima wrote 1 month ago: You know how they always put the best parts of a film in the trailer? Well, I thought I could do the … more →
Ten Fallacies About Faith in America
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Joel wrote 1 month ago: Over on FOXNews.com, Bill Shuler lists Ten Fallacies About Faith In America. Incredibly, I largely … more →
Building a Foundation For Resurrecting America Part III
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USWeapon wrote 1 month ago: Back to it this evening folks. I think that the day off was a good thing. It allowed everyone to dis … more →
Currently Reading...1.02
Troythulu wrote 2 months ago: This will conclude my review of How to Think about Weird Things: Critical Thinking for a New Age, st … more →
Some Signs to look for in Pseudoscientific Arguments...
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Troythulu wrote 2 months ago: One of the things that we of a skeptical bent sometimes encounter are true believers in one form or … more →
Michelle Bachmann's Logic: CO2 Is Natural, Therefore Harmless!
jmjorat wrote 2 months ago: I found this interesting. On April 22, Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann (R-MN) talked about carbon di … more →
Straw Man: A Fallacy!
ifathenb wrote 2 months ago: To create a “straw man” is to misrepresent your opponent’s argument–not nece … more →
Brain Myths—Busted (MSN-Health)
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Fernando Tarnogol wrote 3 months ago: The human brain has received unprecedented press coverage in the past few years, thanks in large par … more →
The Problem with Morality
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Matt Pearl wrote 3 months ago: So… it turns out that I define “Morality” entirely differently than theists, whic … more →
Q #22: What are the most basic fallacies?
Bob Morris wrote 3 months ago: In this series, Bob Morris poses a key question and then responds to it with material from one or mo … more →
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