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Definition: Ancient healing practices and philosophies that were believed to be factual without the knowledge of scientific evidence.

Connection: This video demonstrates the Ancient Wisdom red flag because it refers to the belief of ancient healing crystals, how they work, and the various healing properties. In this Good Mythical Morning episode, the hosts explain how crystals are activated in order to successfully work as a healing agent; then attempting to test their effectiveness using different scenarios.

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We're testing the magical powers of crystals. GMM #1149!

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Definition: We primarily focus and acknowledge on events that correspond with our previous beliefs.

Connection: This video demonstrates the Confirmation Bias red flag because it refers to the idea of how our previous ideals and beliefs are heavily influenced by the choices we make. The video illustrates how the human brain will automatically use confirmation bias when processing daily decisions, including political beliefs.

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AP Psychology Final Project Ms. Ashley Period

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AP Psychology Final Project Ms. Ashley Period 5 Rob Brutvan

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Definition: Establishing credibility of a claim by using authoritative status and imagery.

Connection: This video demonstrates the Appeal to Authority red flag because it refers to how celebrity endorsements have such a significant impact on the public. The video illustrates how individuals will support the credibility of false claims because they are endorsed by authoritative figures.

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Appeal to authority fallacy - Don't Vote Sequel

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Definition: Just because a product is all natural, doesn’t necessarily mean that the product is safe or healthy.

Connection: This video demonstrates the All Natural red flag because it refers to the idea that organic food may not be 100 percent all natural. There are many hidden factors that people are unaware of when organic food is being grown and processed, for example, farmers may still use pesticides and synthetic fertilizers on their crops, they just cannot be synthetically made.

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Definition: Providing irrelevant information that distracts you from the original point.

Connection: This video of The Office demonstrates the Red Herring red flag because it refers to the use of a distraction to deflect the main topic at hand.  Michael Scott, played by Steve Carell, does not complete a work presentation so he diverts the issue and focuses on how the term “whomever” should be grammatically used; resulting in an office debate.

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Definition: Unexplained events that occur could be simply a strange coincidence, or a result of from the Law of Large Numbers. People want to believe the simple answer opposed to the difficult answer.

Connection: This video demonstrates the Simplicity belief because it refers to the idea that people tend to believe unexplained events due to paranormal reasons. The video illustrates how a mathematician can provide an alternative explanation for the book Ann Parish had as a child, and then obtained again later in life.

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How a mathematician dissects a coincidence

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Can you unknot a twist of fate with logic? Vox's Phil Edwards asked mathematician Joseph Mazur about his book, Fluke, and one of its most incredible stories. Follow Phil Edwards and Vox Almanac on Facebook for more: https://www.facebook.com/philedwardsinc1/ Find a link to the book and more information here: http://www.vox.com/2016/10/31/13457236/mathematician-joe-mazur-fluke-coincidence You can find more information and links to the book on Vox.com.

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Post #9 Reason for Belief: Emotional Connection

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Post #9 Reason for Belief: Emotional Connection

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Definition: Individuals want to believe because they experience an influential emotional connection

Connection: This video demonstrates the Emotional Connection belief because it refers to the idea that people can be heavily affected by an emotional connection, even if the result is incorrect. The video illustrates the physic medium Matt Fraser, who accurately reads two news anchors, one of which being a firm skeptic of the paranormal.

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Hollywood Medium ' Tyler Henry Gives Unbelievable Readings

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Hollywood Medium Tyler Henry on Reading Kris Jenner & Metta World Peace + Season

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

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Few people in the world are more polarizing, inspirational and remarkable than Psychic/Medium Matt Fraser. Blessed with the ability to connect our world with the next, Matt helps those he meet find comfort, joy and validation by creating a true two-way conversation with the other side.

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Definition: Events/occurrences that cannot be explained by scientific evidence.

Connection: This video demonstrates the Unexplained belief because it refers to various unexplained events that have occurred over time. The video illustrates several mysteries that scientists have been trying to decipher, including dreams, extra-terrestrials, human conciseness, oceans, and space.

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Strange & Creepy Mysteries Science Can't Explain Through the detection of rapid eye movement we can tell precisely when someone is dreaming, and using brain imaging technology we may even be able to view your dreams one day.