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Post #10 Critical Thinking Process Question Responses:

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Post #10 Critical Thinking Process Question Responses:

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Post #9 Reason for Belief: Ideological Support (Website) 

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Post #9 Reason for Belief: Ideological Support (Website) 

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These are the set of ideas and a lot of decisions and beliefs revolve around them

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The civil rights moment that took place in the year 1955, Montgomery Bus Boycott an ideal occasion where a large group of individuals agreed on a ideology and took a stand to support it. This Civil rights moment was led by Rosa Parks who is called "the first lady of civil rights" and "the mother of the freedom movement" by the congress of United States.

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From an early age, Rosa Parks faced injustice wherever she went and decided that by taking action she could change the world around her.

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Post #8  Reason for Belief: Agenticity (Website)

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Post #8  Reason for Belief: Agenticity (Website)

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Agenticity belief occurs due to the fact humans have a natural inclination towards a need to understand and interpret the reason for certain supernatural events or experiences.

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This website exhibits four such remarkable incidents, all of which are encountered when an individual is battling with and life and death. Needless to say, all have been recovered with sigh of relief and documented evidence that they are being forever guarded by God himself and his angels.

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4 Unbelievable Angel Sightings Caught on Camera

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Psalms 103:20 - Bless the LORD, ye his angels, that excel in strength, that do his commandments, hearkening unto the voice of his word. Even the toughest skeptics would have a hard time denying that angels exist after seeing these spiritual figures caught on camera.

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Post #7 Reason for Belief:  Unexplained (Podcast)

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Post #7 Reason for Belief:  Unexplained (Podcast)

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Certain things are unexplained to the human brains and we try to explain it ourselves when confronted by the unexplained.

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This podcast attempts to document the phenomenon of Zipf's Law. Zipf's Law is a pattern defines the amount of time a word is used is proportional to 1 over its rank. For instance, the second most used word will appear about half as often as the most used word and the third most used word will appear half of that result.

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Zipf's law: the curious aspect of human language and communication in nature

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If words are ranked according to how often they are used, then a clear mathematical relationship arises. And mysteriously, the relationship is also found elsewhere in nature.

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Post #6 Red Flag: Confirmation Bias (Video)

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Post #6 Red Flag: Confirmation Bias (Video)

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The red flag Confirmation Bias takes place when an individual establishes a confirmation on a theory and not acknowledging information that would say otherwise.

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This video is a Rogers MasterCard Commercial. Watching this commercial the viewer has high chances of feeling intrigued regarding this concept since Rogers makes it look like an apt decision to make, viewers miss considering the cons as well . The fact that Rogers MasterCard holder can only request a statement once at the of the year seems to be odd. Along with no travel insurance.

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Rogers Wireless High Speed Phone Commercial

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Rogers MasterCard Commercial "That Feeling"

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Rogers MasterCard commercial -- filmed in 2015

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The red flag Ancient Wisdom appears people try to influence you on the basis of a model or explanation that has been around for a long time

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Commonly used as a "Fun way" during pregnancy to determine the gender of the baby. Old wives tails are legends that are passed down to generations. They are superstitions are often unproven, overemphasized and inaccurate. One of such are illustrated below..

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The red flag Red herring occurs when disturbances are created  intentionally  to mislead/ divert the current situation.

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This image demonstrates is a simple everyday connection,  where a mother is found attempting to distract the child from  unnecessary wandering.

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Post #3 Red Flag: Confusion of Correlation with causation (Video)

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Post #3 Red Flag: Confusion of Correlation with causation (Video)

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The red flag Confusion with causation occurs when a person assumes that when two events occur at the same time, one is responsible for the other to happen.

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This video is a scene form a  popular TV series, Friends  and a perfect example for Confusion with causation being a red flag.  It clearly displays an occurrence of a foolish connection between Rachel moving into his apartment and Joey's  refrigerator breaking down.

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From the season six episode "The One With Joey's Fridge". Joey gets a new roommate and then his fridge dies, he falsely blames the roommate as the cause. Fallacy committed by Joey: "cum hoc ergo propter hoc" and/or "Post hoc ergo propter hoc". In English: "Correlation does not imply causation".

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Post #2 Red Flag:Appeal to Authority (Video)

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Post #2 Red Flag:Appeal to Authority (Video)

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Appeal to authority is considered a red flag as a person who is in a position of presumed authority has proclaimed something which is not necessarily supported with facts.

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Celebrities are extremely influential not only to the youth but to the majority, they are considered role models. Therefore, this opened a doors for both companies and the celebrities to earn more profits.This video is a collection of various celebs endorsing variety of items and are quite evidently misusing their status.

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Appeal to False Authority commercial examples

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Paranormal and Pseudoscience: Assignment 1

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Paranormal and Pseudoscience: Assignment 1

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