Blogs about: Naturalistic Fallacy

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The is-ought problem

Richard wrote 17 hours ago: (Not without a good justification, that is. I’m not saying the problem can’t be resolved … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Film References, boromir, Meme, quickmeme, is-ought problem, One Does Not Simply, Moral Epistemology, Hume

Backyard Butchering: Loving Animals to Death23 comments

Exposing the Big Game wrote 1 week ago: Yesterday I received the following comment to my post, All Meat is the Product of Cruelty and Exploi … more →

Tags: Factory Farm, humane, Meat, pigs, Super-Predators

Hard wired 8: The evolutionary environment

Stuart Sorensen wrote 2 weeks ago: What do we mean by EEA? The acronym ‘EEA’ stands for the ‘Environment of Evolution … more →

Tags: Fallacies, Critical Thinking, hard wired, Religion, Evolution, Creationism, Psychology, Darwin, natural selection

Top 10 Retorts to Hunter Fallacies34 comments

Exposing the Big Game wrote 2 weeks ago: Hunters’ arguments and rationalizations for their sport are so repetitive and predictable that, to s … more →

Tags: elk, hunters, hunting, Wolves

Credo hoc: Morality

TCC wrote 3 weeks ago: This is the first in what will hopefully become a series about what I currently believe as a freethi … more →

Tags: Religion & Faith, The Faithless Life, Nonbelief and Morality, Rational Thinking, Morality, Steven Pinker, credo hoc, Sam Harris, Moral Landscape

Might Same-Sex Relations Be Evolutionarily Advantageous?

Samir Chopra wrote 3 weeks ago: A prominent fallacious argument used against same-sex marriage is the good ‘ol ‘we … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Politics, Books, Oscar Wilde, London Review of Books, Same Sex Marriage, lesbians, PYOTR TCHAIKOVSKY, Virginia Woolf

"Why choosing nature will only advance human societies"

monessasmontage wrote 1 month ago:   Mother NatureSource: Preventdisease.com Marco Torres wrote this thought-provoking article pub … more →

Tags: Environment, Nature, Consciousness, Economy, Psychology, Politics, Culture, Uranium, Marco Torres

Podcast #66: The Schumann Resonance3 comments

Stuart Robbins wrote 2 months ago: This is a somewhat shorter episode, mainly because I’m working on three grants at the moment d … more →

Tags: Podcast, Geology, New age, Skepticism, gregg braden, New Age, Skeptics, Schumann resonance, Nikola Tesla

Radioactive Brazil nuts and the naturalistic fallacy1 comment

Wild Juggler wrote 3 months ago: Brazil nuts. Source: Wikipedia Believe it or not, just about all the food we consume has tiny amount … more →

Tags: health, Nutrition, vegan, Calcium, Processed food, Fruit, nuts, legumes, Whole Foods

Butter is good for your heart !!

Teaching Rational Thinking wrote 3 months ago: This story from last week interested me, as it seemed to contradict all of the health advice we … more →

Tags: Reading original sources, SuperFoods, health, British Medical Journal, butter, margarine

Adoption, the Loving (Yet Inferior) Option 2 comments

saralinwilde wrote 4 months ago: Image via PoliticalCartoons.com. I’m trying to limit the extent to which I complain about craz … more →

Tags: Fighting with Fundamentalism, Queerity et al, lifesite news, LGBT, Same Sex Marriage, Abortion, Pro-Life, Judgment, Matthew J. Franck

Evolution and the Naturalistic Fallacy6 comments

ozymandias42 wrote 5 months ago: I have a sad, horrible addiction to The (He)artist(e) Formerly Known As Roissy, a smalltime pickup a … more →

Tags: Science, sexism, Alpha male, Biology, Evolution, Evolutionary Psychology, heartiste, roissy, selfish genes

Science in Aggregate: Week 494 comments

Kyle Hill wrote 5 months ago: I have dug through the Internet this week and uncovered all this science/pop culture goodness. You c … more →

Tags: Weekly Science Links, Carl Zimmer, Christopher Hitchens, Geminid Meteor Shower, hand evolution, Hitchslap, Kyle Hill, NASA gangnam style, solar eclipse video

Does Mother Nature Always Know What's Best?4 comments

Kyle Hill wrote 5 months ago: There has always been a lot of arguing over “organic” and “natural” foods. Recently, the brunt of th … more →

Tags: Skepticism, health, Skepticism, Science, toxins, GMO, organic

The War on Fairness1 comment

M.G. Piety wrote 5 months ago: It’s rare when a person does something that is at once so idiotic and so heinous that it brings disc … more →

Tags: Culture, Education, Philosophy, Psychology, how to land your kid in therapy, "In Defence of Favoritism", against fairness, Fairness, Favoritism

Appeal to nature - the authenticity axiom

Graham Coghill wrote 6 months ago: Is natural always better than synthetic, or is that a red flag? How to recognise this tactic Simple. … more →

Tags: Science, Science red flags, appeal to nature, logical fallacies

Piling Up Small Changes, The Selective Skepticism Of Replacing One Fallacy With Another, And The Seductive Lure of Hubris Versus The Dispassionate Rules Of Nature10 comments

passionlessdrone wrote 7 months ago: Hello friends – We keep on finding things that seem to very gently alter developmental trajectory to … more →

Tags: Autism, beautiful complexity, Developmentall Programming, Humbling Complexity, Impending Doom, Low Penetrance, Some Jerk On The Internet, The Fairytale, autism rates

Cinnamon for for diabetes? Why "natural" doesn't mean safe or effective4 comments

Scott wrote 9 months ago: Here’s a scenario I encountered that will be familiar to many pharmacists. It starts with a cu … more →

Tags: Articles, diabetes, cinnamon

Sex, Monogamy, and Human Nature - A Response to Dan Savage7 comments

Steve Capone wrote 11 months ago: This summer, whenever I haven’t been writing or reading about etiquette, I’ve been listening to Dan … more →

Tags: Rough Ideas and Arguments, Etiquette, Philosophy, sex, monogamy, Dan Savage, Fallacies in Reasoning, is-ought fallacy


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