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Made by Isabelle Dashper, working individually

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Definition: just because something is All Natural doesn’t mean that it’s good for you, or that it’s safe. Natural ingredients can be bad for you.

Connection: My connection for all natural was green juice. People often believe that green juice is healthy for you, but this article says that it may do things like raise your blood sugar, it’s low in fibre and it may harm your kidneys.

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Post 3: Confusion of Correlation with Causation

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Post 3: Confusion of Correlation with Causation

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Definition: Correlation means that two unrelated things are happening at the same time, but it’s just a coincidence. Causation means that they’re related.

Connection: My connection for confusion of correlation with causation is a YouTube video I found detailing six strange correlations that can be confused as causations. One of the examples they use is commute times and politics.

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6 Bizarre Correlations | What the Stuff?!

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Definition: Using too many words in a complicated argument to get whoever you’re arguing with to agree with you.

Connection: My connection for proof by verbosity is a video I found on YouTube that further explains proof by verbosity. Also, it tends to happen more in arguments, when one person is trying to just get the other to agree, they start using big words to confuse the other person and eventually get them to give in and agree.

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Definition: Claiming certain things happen because of a certain “energy” or “force” that we’re unable to see or identify

Connection: My connection for mystical energy is a picture from an article I found talking about a mountain in Northern California called Mount Shasta. The mountain is said to heal, and help visitors transcend, and the mountain has a reputation for being a place that a lot of spiritual speakers go. People that go there say that the mountain calls to them, and it feels very healing. There are also dozens of stories, legends and myths about the mountain, and Native Americans have always said that the mountain was the sacred centre of the universe. There are many stories of people that have strange experiences on this mountain, and talk to “mysterious figures”.

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Definition: An concept or idea from the past that is in use today.

Connection: My connection for ancient wisdom was homeopathic remedies, which were first started in Germany in the 1700s. People who use homeopathic remedies also believe that symptoms of any illnesses as normal, and that they're responses of the body to keep the body healthy.

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Definition: When people attempt to look for patterns in nature, or try to find connections to unrelated items.

Connection: People have found that these rocks form two faces that look like they're screaming, or yelling. There are many rock formations like this, where the rocks make a weird face shape, and nobody knows how they got there and who put them there.

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Post 7: Reason for Belief: Emotional Connection

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Post 7: Reason for Belief: Emotional Connection

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Definition: The reason for belief in emotional connection is because people hold more value in something that they care about a lot.

Connection: If someone were to go meet with a psychic, and the psychic told them that they could communicate with the persons dead uncle, the person would want to return to the psychic. Hypothetically, if the person had a good relationship with their uncle, they would want to contact their uncle again, so they would return to the psychic to hear more about their uncle.

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Agenticity:
Do rocks actually naturally form in the way that we find them? Or is there someone, or something, making them this way? Normally, rock formations are made because of weathering and erosion sculpting the rock, but there are some formations that people believe could have been sculpted by a higher form, perhaps a god, or maybe even another human. For example, the Eye of the Sahara, aka the Richat Structure, is a 45km wide place that is gigantic circles, found in Mauritania, in  Africa. Geologists originally thought that it was made because of an asteroids impact, but later found out that there wasn't enough melted rock in the circles to prove that. They also found there's no proof that there was a volcanic eruption, which then ruled out that theory.
There are New Age enthusiasts that believe that the Eye of the Sahara represents the remains of Atlantis, purely based on Plato's allegory.
But now, geologists are saying that the Eye of the Sahara could be an eroded, collapsed geological dome. They said that it could have been made roughly 100 million years ago, when Pangea broke up. There are even ancient rocks that are found on the surface that originated roughly 201km under the Earth's crush, and before there was even life on Earth.
There is a lot of evidence suggesting that these rock formations were a natural formation, or made by asteroids, or volcanic eruptions, which would make sense, and be easy to comprehend.

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Definition: When people assign agents (aliens, UFOs, the Illuminati, etc.) to assign meaning and intention to strange things that we see, or hear, or strange things that happen.

Connection: Over the past years, there have been multiple pictures released to the public of "evidence" of UFOs. People who see strange things in the sky at night, most of the time, take pictures and declare they've seen a UFO, and looking at other pictures of potential UFOs, they normally match up, further backing up the persons claims.