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Written by: Austin Fraser, working alone.

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Definition: When a person uses the reasoning that something is true because Ancients acknowledged it or performed it.

Connection: People who believed this assumed that the Mayans had more knowledge than we do. They also belived that the Mayans could predict the future.

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End of the World in 2012 - Maya Calendar

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Definition: When you believe that scientists don't believe your claim because it is a conspiracy on there part the withhold the facts.

Connection: This book clearly states that the medical community has been suppressing the cure for cancer for the last 53 years. It's also lends to the Appeal to Authority.

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Definition: Just because a product states that it is "All Natural" does not mean that it is safe or healthy to consume.

Connection: This article clearly states that some protein supplements have deadly all natural ingredients in them.

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Arsenic, Lead Found in Popular Protein Supplements

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Some protein supplements have a high level of toxic heavy metals, according to a report from the Clean Label Project. Consumer Reports explains what you need to know.

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Definition: This red flag gives the impression that someone in authority endorses the product and helps to lend to it's credibility.

Connection: This article explains and endorses the use of a white lab coat to improve your sales.

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The Heathcare Bump: adding a white-coat endorsement to your brand

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Imagine people in a doctor's office, asking questions like: What brand of sunglasses should I wear? What shoes should I buy for my newborn? Which brand of green tea has the most health benefits? Is there a brand of makeup that's better for my skin?

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Post 6: Confusion of Correlation with Causation

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Post 6: Confusion of Correlation with Causation

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Definition: One thing does not cause another thing. Just because something happened when you consumed or did something does not mean that it caused something else. It is a coincidence and without scientific proof.

Connection: This video show that this women associated her disease with getting the flu shot. While upon investigating it was found that her symptoms have a psychogenic component.

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Definition: When a person sees a image other than what the object is.

Connection: When you look at this flower not only do you see a flower, you can also see what looks like a skull.

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Definition: Perception is how we see things and are often bias. Observation is seeing things the way they are.

Connection: Watch this video and what you actually see and what actually happens have 2 totally different results.

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Definition: If our emotions are involved in a situation it leads us to believe more easily. We always want to believe.

Connection: This video show how when are emotions are involved we tend to believe. It makes a skeptic into a believer

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From Skeptic To Believer - News Anchor Gets A First Time Reading From A Medium

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Website: MeetMattFraser.com | Instagram @MeetMattFraser Matt Fraser is the gifted psychic/medium and author of the book "The Secrets to Unlocking Your Psychi...

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Confusion of Correlation with Causation