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Written by: Lindsay De-Roo, working individually.

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When a great deal of information is given to convince the public that with the amount of information they have, their claim must be true.

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Below you will find a link to a website that talks a bit about what verbosity is and some very good examples of how verbosity is used.
https://hubpages.com/literature/Try-your-hand-at-verbose-style-of-writing

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Appeal to Authority is when you use an authority figure in your argument or to state a fact and that authority figure has no actual authority related to that topic at all.
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Here is a man wearing a white lab coat, which means he has to be a doctor doesn't it? It's easy enough to throw on a coat and tell people what you think is right even if you don't have a PHD. People just assume that since this man is a "doctor" he must be telling the truth

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The use of ingredients from nature, non artificial.
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All natural ingredients have been around since the dark ages. They have been said to cure headaches, help with sleep, weight loss and many more things. Below is just a sample of an all natural remedy.

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Mystical Energy is defined by me as a spiritual energy that some people can feel with a "sixth sense" it's unknown which makes people believe in it.
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There are many different types of mystical energy such as ghosts, tarot cards, psychics, palm readers and fortune tellers. I believe fortune telling isn't real that its based off of luck, this video shows just how gullible some people are and how easy it is to get there information.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iogftR4I9z4

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Post #6 Red Flags: Confusion between Correlation & Causation

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Post #6 Red Flags: Confusion between Correlation & Causation

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Causation is when one event results in the development of another event.
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I have attached a video to help identify what Correlation is and what Causation is and how they are commonly confused.
http://study.com/academy/lesson/correlation-vs-causation-differences-lesson-quiz.html

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Simplest definition would just be things we can't explain yet.
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I have posted a link below that goes into further details about what unexplained means or is. Things people believe in that can not be explained by science.

https://www.livescience.com/11345-top-ten-unexplained-phenomena.html

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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: Perception & Observation

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Post#9 Reason for Belief: Perception & Observation

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Perception is defined as the ability to hear, see and tough things.
Observation is when you see something happen or hear it.
Connection:
Below I have posted a video of a man who uses chi to heal, I don't think you'd believe it if you didn't observe him and what he does.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T07WY-UH0X4

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Definition:
When you find meaningful patterns in both meaningful and meaningless ways.
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Our minds are programmed to find patterns in everything we do and see, below shows us examples of how say the fire looks like the pope.