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http://www.businessinsider.com/false-advertising-scandals-2016-3?scrlybrkr/#later-kellogg-said-mini-wheats-could-make-you-smarter-6

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http://www.powerbalance.com/default/technology

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https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/headshrinkers-guide-the-galaxy/201108/is-ignorance-bliss

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We cannot always rely on inductive reasoning. This due to the fast decision of always jumping to conclusions without reliable evidence.  Conclusions are usually not justified from one bad experience. "Sometimes even well-established generalizations can let us down." This is due to the lack of evidence supporting the issue.

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Intuition is the highest form of intelligence 

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Intuition is the highest form of intelligence 

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https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucekasanoff/2017/02/21/intuition-is-the-highest-form-of-intelligence/#b76f9c438602

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- confirmation bias- you only remember things that support your opinion or belief
-gullibility: Ignorance in being gullible to anything someone you trust may say
- for example balance bracelets. There is no science behind it but if your friends do it and say it works to typically will too.
-ignorance is bliss when it comes to responsibilities. I don't talk to my mom about finances and not knowing that situation and that she is in charge of it is bliss for me.

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In an argument with my mom, I always want to be right. When we are arguing about a topic such as politics that I know very little bit about, I have tons of confidence behind my statements. However when we discuss english which is my best subject, I have little confidence and continue to doubt myself. This is an example of ignorance is bliss.

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To what extent is trusting personal knowledge reliable?

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What creates confidence in knowledge?

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I don't think this would surprise anyone, but PowerBalance-manufacturers of plastic wristbands with hologram stickers on it-have admitted that there's "no credible scientific evidence that supports [their] claims and therefore [they] engaged in misleading conduct." Here's their statement:

In our advertising we stated that Power Balance wristbands improved your strength, balance and flexibility.

We admit that there is no credible scientific evidence that supports our claims and therefore we engaged in misleading conduct in breach of s52 of the Trade Practices Act 1974.

If you feel you have been misled by our promotions, we wish to unreservedly apologise and offer a full refund.

They had to publish that in Australian media. The company has been under attack by consumer associations all over Europe because of their bogus claims and pseudo-scientific mumbojumbo, but this seems to be the first time in which a regulatory authority has made them admit that their claims are a simply a fraud.

The whole PowerBalance and similar magic wristbands swindle reminds me of the old magnetic wristbands my grandma used to wear in the 80s. Those were able to cure anything, from rheumatism to diabetes and, like this modern powertrickery, they made people feel better because the metal vibrated in the same frequency as the planet does, whatever that means.

Of course, these pseudo-scientific amulets have been made and distributed since the beginning of civilization. From magic stones to sanctified pendants made of holy chicken bones, charlatans have been devising miraculous devices to take advantage of often desperate people. These are just fancier versions of those, used by a new generation of gullible people. But that doesn't mean the governments should stay still and not do anything. Like in Australia, the US and the European Union should smash all these companies and prohibit their misleading commercials.

In the meantime, I will keep using my vacuum-injected Monster Cable necklace to keep my strength, balance and flexibility at optimally enhanced crappy levels. Really, it works! [ PowerBalance]

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PowerBalance Admits Their Wristbands Are a Scam

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I don't think this would surprise anyone, but PowerBalance-manufacturers of plastic wristbands with hologram stickers on it-have admitted that there's "no credible scientific evidence that supports [their] claims and therefore [they] engaged in misleading conduct." Here's their statement: In our advertising we stated that Power Balance wristbands improved your strength, balance and flexibility.

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Jordyn Jefferson