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Red- Red Flags
Blue- Reasons for Belief
White- Examples of red flags

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Emotions have a tendency to impair our rational thoughts.

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Unexplained means that we don't know what it is or what causes it yet.

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Simple answers are easy. Science can be difficult to comprehend, pseudoscience can be easier to understand.

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This graph shows that correlation is event A causes event B.

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This photo shows a mother trying to distract her child with the idea of a yummy treat to get her attention off the toy she wants to get.

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Ancient wisdom is knowledge that was used centuries ago, passed down through generations.

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An example of ancient wisdom is healing crystals. Centuries ago people thought special crystals could cure them of diseases but now a days we find the idea of crystals healing us as ridiculous.

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Correlation is an event occurring but having no relationship to the cause, causation is an event happening due to an event.

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Red Herring are flashy or off topic piece of information that is used to distract a person.

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We see a lot of products claiming to be "all natural". Even though something claims to be all natural it may contain poisonous and deadly.

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The use of a person of authority gives the buyer false confidence in the legitimacy of a product.

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Food labeled "natural" do not contain artificial ingredients or preservatives and the ingredients are only minimally processed. However, they may contain antibiotics, growth hormones, and other similar chemicals.

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The use of authority figures to trick the reader into thinking of the appearance of credibility.

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This graph shows that correlation does not always mean correlation. The graph in the photo shows the comparison between hours of sleep and GPA. As one could think the amount of hours of sleep you get does not directly affect GPA there are so many other factors (i.e hours of studying, after school activities)