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Created by Sam Moran and Hunter Francis.

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Confirmation Bias is when you have an opinion on something and you think it is true, you only look at the facts that support the topic and not the ones that prove that opinion to be wrong.

A connection is when you read something like the Loch Ness Monster is real and you believe it. After that you on acknowledge any facts that disprove the existence of the Loch Ness Monster.

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All natural is commonly assumed to be all natural ingredients and safe for you. However, even though the ingredients are natural they may be harmful.

An example of an all natural product that is harmful is mercury. Mercury is liquid metal at ordinary temperatures. Used mainly in thermometer. However is can affect the nervous, digestive and immune system.

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Proof by verbosity is the use of to much information. People would rather have to much information that is not always relevant than good information supporting a case or idea.

Proof by verbosity is seen all over media and the world. An example of this is, lets say for instance a scientist is doing an experiment about if a certain drugs helps cure cancer. The proof by verbosity comes into play when you start hearing things like, "that scientist won the noble peace prize and can run a mile in 3:40 and he got a 95 on his BAR exam. So I wouldn't question if he is right about the new drug.". These statements and proof have nothing to do with how right he is or anything about his discovery.

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Patternicity is when you see objects within other objects.

An example of patternicity in this photo is even though it is just a tree in the woods. You can see a shape of a mans face. It looks like you can see the eye brows, nose and mouth in this photo.

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Appeal to authority is the use of authoritative imagery to convince people that something is true by relating it back to people that are generally known to be of greater superior or knowledge.

- A perfect example of appealing to authority is watching your favourite basketball player in a commercial on tv, eat a bowl of Kellogs every morning. The appeal to authority is now you want to eat that cereal because your favourite basketball player did so it must be good.

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Simplicity is the an unanswered way of how people are physics and can see into the future.

The most known example of this is obviously dreaming about someones death and then a month later, bam, someones dead. A much more relatable example is having that feeling of dejavu, I know I have personally experienced this when I will be doing something and then I will just stop, be slightly freaked out, and realize I have seen this before or done that certain action before.

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Ideological support is basically a belief or cult or way of looking at events in life that is followed by groups of people because morally they believe it is correct.

- Ideology is very strongly noted and recognized in most political parties. For example liberalism is directly correlated with ideology. Liberalism basically works around the idea of allowing limits government influence and political freedom. This is basically highlighting how a certain group of people believe the country should be run and so they will follow said idea.

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Unexplained is the fact that we can't explain everything that has happened. Or if there's is things that we don't know exist.

An example for this would be that we don't know every creature that lives on this planet. For example, scientist recently discovered a new shark this year. It is the Sixgill cow shark. This species has existed for 250 million years. This proves that there are still things to discover. Therefore, we can't explain everything yet. New things are still to be discovered.