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Attached below is my word document with the completed critical thinking questions.

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Definition: It is exactly what it sounds like, unexplained relates to things that are unknown or have no explenation to them.
Connection: This picture is taken in what appears to be the catacombs. This would qualify as unexplained because there is no real reason or explanation as to why the women's eyes are pure white in the photo. Paranormal activity is a major subject when it comes to the unexplained.

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Definition: Similar to patternicity, it means someone or something finding a meaning or a purpose in a pattern.
Connection: This video give numerous examples of agenticity and breaks them down/explains them to the viewer extensively.

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Philosophical Failures of Christian Apologetics

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Psychology of Belief Part 9:  Agenticity

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Answering the question of why people keep seeing "God" in perfectly natural phenomena. Note that the second experiment was intended to be given to children. The bit with the pencil and the tiger is even verbatim with the actual experimental procedure. So if it seems a little condescending, then understand that it was designed for a five-year-old.

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Definition: It essentially means people trying to find things where things cannot be found.
Connection: This TedTalk discusses people and their beliefs. It talks about some of the down falls that are associated to patternicity and the consequences tied to it. Thus relating to patternicity.

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The pattern behind self-deception | Michael Shermer

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Definition: This is when people interpret/formulate new evidence or facts that support or go hand in hand with their beliefs or views.
Connection: This video breaks down confirmation bias to a simple concept. The video starts off normal, and the man is asking what the individuals were doing around the time of the murder. While this is all taking place, there are a number of changes being made to the set. The chances are that the viewer does not notice these changes as they are too focused on figuring out who the killer is. This would be considered confirmation bias because the viewer is too focused on who they believe the killer is, not what the actual facts of the situation are.

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MCT Confirmation Bias - Test Your Awareness (Whodunnit?)

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This sequence is intended for non-profit educational purposes only. In case copyright regulations are violated, please contact us and the file will be removed. The clip was originally derived from an advertisement, the TFL cycling safety advert. Videoclip recommended for MCT module 3.

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Definition: Is when 'energy' is added to a sentence or a saying to make it sounds more appealing or trustworthy. It takes away from the true intention of the sentence and distracts the reader from the actual concept. It can also be used as something to make people feel more empowered or give them a sense of control.
Connection: This video is made by a women who does 'mystical energy scans' she believes that scanning for this energy can discover undiscovered powers within people. This connects to Mystical Energy because she is leading people to believe that if she scans individuals for this energy, they can be a better version of themselves.

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Introduction to Mystical Energy Scanning - Inelia Benz

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Learn how to do basic Mystical Energy Scanning. This tutorial teaches how to do a self scanning as well as scanning another person. For an excellent MP3 class on Your Mystical Power go to https://ascension101.com/en/estore/product/36-stepping-into-our-mystical-power.html

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Definition: Ancient Wisdom is philosophical beliefs and ideals that existed before christianity was established.
Connection: The video gives an extensive breakdown as to why rhino horns are so valued. One of the main qualities that attracts people is its healing powers. a rhino horn is said to have the power to even cure cancer. This would fall under ancient wisdom because there is no scientific facts or research to support this claim, just ancient belief.

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Why Are Rhino Horns Worth More Than Gold?

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Definition: A red herring is irrelevant information that is added to a situation/fact to distract the reader from the issue at hand.
Connection: The following picture connects to the red flag red herring because the one duck claims that the flying spaghetti monster is real. When the other duck asks what proof they have to prove it is real, the duck says 'look at how i am standing on one leg'. That information is completely irrelevant to the spaghetti monster and does not support his belief in way.

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Red Flag #1: Appeal to Authority (Article) 

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Red Flag #1: Appeal to Authority (Article) 

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Definition: Someone or something in a position of authority showing their/its support for a certain belief/remedy. This makes the reader believe it is more credible.
Connection: This article addresses the topic of global warming and tries to debunk it using 'what the science says' as the reliable source. If someone were to see a theory or method proven by science, the chances of them arguing it are slighter. Thus coming across as a credible source.

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Here is a summary of global warming and climate change myths, sorted by recent popularity vs what science says. Click the response for a more detailed response. You can also view them sorted by taxonomy, by popularity, in a print-friendly version, with short URLs or with fixed numbers you can use for permanent references.

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Arguments from Global Warming Skeptics and what the science really says

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Examines the science and arguments of global warming skepticism. Common objections like 'global warming is caused by the sun', 'temperature has changed naturally in the past' or 'other planets are warming too' are examined to see what the science really says.