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Thank you so much for reading and assessing all of my hard work!! I hope you enjoyed it and are satisfied with my performance, have a wonderful day/night!

Sincerely,
Tianna.

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When we see something that is seemingly impossible or that we haven't got the slightest idea about how it's done, we try to solve it ourselves by making up whatever sounds logical.
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For some people when they see a magic trick that can't be explained, they try to figure it out logically or with science, despite not even knowing what they don't know. Sort of like an, "Uh, what did I just witness?? There's no way it's magic, magic's not real. Let me think, let me think-", kind of experience. They know t's not magic, but they also don't know how it all happened.

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Our emotions can often numb our sense of reason and rationality and easily make us believe in things that maybe we wouldn't have if we weren't under the influence of our emotions.
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This photo is of a meeting with Tyler Henry (a very successful medium who I believe 100% without a doubt is an amazing young man that communicates with the deceased to help grieving people).There's such a strong emotional connection when you're trying to communicate with a deceased loved one, that the moment the medium says something even slightly relevant about that loved one, you instantly believe in them and their "powers". You are swayed by your feelings into being a believer.

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The tendency to see patterns where there are none in both meaningful or meaningless space.
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You saw a face in that tree trunk right away. I know you did, and so did I. The tree doesn't have a "face", nor was it made to look like that intentionally, but since we as humans are pattern-seeking creatures, we can clearly interpret the tree as having a face.

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Tianna Hu

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Using an authority figure to make you believe certain things about a product. This can be done through celebrity endorsements, actors who look like healthcare practitioners, etc.
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The image included is of Selena Gomez in a Pantene ad. Many consumers will buy this product because they believe it will make their hair look like hers and become as strong. In reality her hair is also just fine and strong without the product because she has good genes.

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When something has been around/has been practiced for so long that people feel the need to believe in it, despite lack of modern-day scientific evidence supporting it.
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The image below is a depiction of a human sacrifice. In ancient times people were often killed in a ritualistic manner to appease some type of god(s) or spirit(S). They believed, and some people still do, that sacrificing someone was for the greater good and would benefit everyone else. As a result, this went on for a long, long time.

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When you so strongly believe in something, or want to believe in it, you tend to ignore any evidence that opposes your beliefs.
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If you seek out a fortune teller for a reading, 9 out of 10 things they predict could be wrong, but the one that they do get right blows you away and you forget about the other failed ones.

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Irrelevant information thrown at you to distract from the bigger picture/throw you off of a trail that you may have been on (figuratively, of course).
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I chose a funny image to include here, I really enjoyed it! It's a literal red herring. As it says, it's there to distract you and make you lose your train of thought.

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Using a mountain of information to make what's being said come off as so intimidating that it's hard to refute. Quantity over quality, for sure.
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This website throws out a lot of information that doesn't necessarily prove its own point. They give many (some far fetched) examples of how God is real, making it seem hard to refute their argument.

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Is God real? There are many ways you can know that God is real. Learn how to know if God is real through physical evidence, witnesses, and spiritual confirmation.