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Post #1  Assignment 1
By Kirsten Bland - working individually

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Post #2 - Red Flag: Confusion of Correlation with Causation (article) 

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Post #2 - Red Flag: Confusion of Correlation with Causation (article) 

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Definition: The Red Flag Confusion of Correlation to Causation is when one believes that something random (or not so random depending on the case) is the cause of something else.

Connection: This article from The Independent demonstrates the red flag Confusion of Correlation to Causation because many people believe that being gay is wrong and a sin against God and as they cannot seem to understand the science, blame gay people for natural disasters i.e. Hurricane Harvey.

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Post #3 - Red Flag: Appeal to Authority (video)

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Post #3 - Red Flag: Appeal to Authority (video)

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Definition:The Red Flag Appeal to Authority is when credibility is lent to a product by the use of such tactics as celebrity endorsements or an actor in a white lab coat pretending to be a Medical professional extolling the virtues of said product to coerce/entice average people to use/purchase this product.

Connection: this video demonstrates the Appeal to Authority red flag by using well known, popular and desirable actors to advertise a new coffee machine so that you will believe it is used by what the general public tends to believe are the Hollywood elite and therefore it is the best of the best and you will want to have it.

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Frank Reynolds (Best of Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia)

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Frank in the latest Nespresso Commercial - Danny Devito and George Clooney

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Frank, more precisely his alter-ego Danny Devito gets schooled on how to be a professional nespresso drinker, just like his teacher George Clooney.

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Post #4 - Red Flag: Mystical Energy (video)

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Post #4 - Red Flag: Mystical Energy (video)

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Definition: The red flag Mystical Energy is the spiritual and non scientific use of the word energy, which in science has a tangible, measurable force whereas Mystical Energy has no scientific proof or supports

Connection: This video demonstrates the Mystical Energy red flag as it goes through a Reiki  self healing session.

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Free Online Reiki Healing Session / Heal yourself watching this video only

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Post #7 - Red Flag:  Proof by Verbosity (video)

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Post #7 - Red Flag:  Proof by Verbosity (video)

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Definition: The red flag Proof by Verbosity is when someone purposely uses long winded explanations, including large words, and/or just spews out so much information (verbal diarrhea) that the other party is overwhelmed and believes because the person sounds knowledgeable by the sheer volume of words used.

Connection: The video below demonstrates Proof by Verbosity  through alternate definitions and several examples.

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Definition: The All Natural Red flag pertains to the belief that things that come from nature or that are dubbed all natural are automatically good for your body and are safe to ingest or for general use.

Connection: The image below depicts bottles of Homeopathic remedies.  According to this article,  a homeopathic remedy is where you take a very, very small dose of whatever it is that is causing the issue, dilute it by mixing it with water and ingest it to trigger the body's natural defenses.  Most homeopathic remedies according to the article, have been so diluted there's none of the original agent present and it is nothing more than sugar pills.

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Post #9 Reason for Belief: Paternicity (picture)

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Post #9 Reason for Belief: Paternicity (picture)

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Definition: The reason for belief: Paternicity can be defined as the human brains need to recognize patterns in pictures.
Connection:  The picture below is an optical illusion - Do you see an old man and woman facing each other - or do you see 2 men sitting side by side, one in a sombrero with a guitar and the other with  a round pointed hat and a necklace?

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Post #8 Reason for Belief: Simplicity (article)

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Post #8 Reason for Belief: Simplicity (article)

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Definition: The Simplicity reason for Belief is defined simply by not having a scientific reason for abnormal phenomena or things that are difficult to explain.Co

Connection:  This article from Phsychology today explains what Déja vu is, how to recognize it and use it in one's current life.

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Post #9 Reason for Belief: Unexplained (video)

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Post #9 Reason for Belief: Unexplained (video)

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Definition: The definition for the reason for belief: Unexplained  is that there is no explanation, yet, for what has been seen, eperienced or witnessed.

Connection: The video below talks about the significant increase in UFO sightings over the past few decades and where the main concentration of sightings has occurred.

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Worldwide UFO sightings hit all-time high