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Definition: The belief in something because there is no other proven explanation of such events or phenomena.

Connection: The video displays a belief due to the unexplained through numerous examples and is a good way to critically analyze the reason of belief because of the unexplained.

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UNEXPLAINED MYSTERIES - BIZARRE BELIEFS - Paranormal and Supernatural (full documentary)

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SHOP AMAZON - GIVE THE GIFT OF AMAZON PRIME http://amzn.to/2d55Gs0 Unexplained Mysteries - Bizarre Beliefs (full documentary). Thanks for watching.

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Definition: the tendency to find meaningful patterns in meaningless noise.

Connection: This video demonstrates noise created by a bot with no intentional pattern being created however most individuals will find themselves seeking out a pattern in it when no rightfully exists. It exists in a sense that one wants it to.

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Patternicity is a scientific term for finding meaningful patterns in meaningless noise. Our brains have evolved to look for patterns in nature as a warning sign of potential danger even if none exists. The video "Patternicity" is a sequence of changing patterns based on evolutionary algorithms that are generated from the previous pattern and evolve in a deterministic way based on a small number of variables.

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Definition: The tendency to infuse patterns with meaning, intention, and agency

Connection: This video goes over the reasons that people keep seeing god in natural phenomena such as natural disasters.

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Philosophical Failures of Christian Apologetics

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Psychology of Belief Part 9:  Agenticity

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Answering the question of why people keep seeing "God" in perfectly natural phenomena. Note that the second experiment was intended to be given to children. The bit with the pencil and the tiger is even verbatim with the actual experimental procedure. So if it seems a little condescending, then understand that it was designed for a five-year-old.

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Definition: Referencing ancient knowledge, beings, or ways of life to promote an argument. Even though this may go against current and new findings.

Connection: This video is a fragrant display of the ancient wisdom red flag wherein this video the speaker goes as far as to say modern medicine wouldn't possibly work as well as some of these techniques because they were created by ancient Himalayan masters.

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Glenn Mullin - The Way of the Shaman: Ancient Wisdom of the Mongol Healers

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Mongolian shamanism is one of the world's most ancient traditions. Anthropologists believe that it came to the Americas with the earliest wave of migration across the Bering Strait. Mongolian shamans today very closely resemble the medicine men of the native tribes of the American Southwest, especially the Apache and Navaho.

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Define: A system of beliefs or theories, usually political, held by an individual or a group, which create a bias towards opinions such as climate change.

Connection: This video goes over the political ideology which has a large influence on the worlds views regarding climate change. Where those in a republican stance are less likely to believe in climate change.

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UQx Denial101x Making Sense of Climate Science Denial

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Climate change is real, so why the controversy and debate? Learn to make sense of the science and to respond to climate change denial in Denial101x, a MOOC from UQx and edX. Denial101x isn't just a climate MOOC; it's a MOOC about how people think about climate change.

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Define: Something, especially a clue, that is or is intended to be misleading or distracting.

Connection: This video gives the origin of the idea of the red herring fallacy, in order to win an argument. It discusses how it is different from the straw figure fallacy as well.

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Red Flags: Confusion of Correlation with causation 

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Red Flags: Confusion of Correlation with causation 

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Define: The idea that the government is hiding information from the public preventing them from realizing the "truth" around them to benefit themselves.

Connection: This video is of a police officer stating that the government is hiding the cure for cancer and this video has gone viral, given his status of police officer even though he provides no real proof behind his claims.

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POLICE OFFICER SAYS GOVERNMENT IS HIDING CURE FOR CANCER!

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Definition: the tendency to interpret new evidence as confirmation of one's existing beliefs or theories.

Connection: This video gives a perfect example of how you can fall victim to this red flag without even realizing it yourself. The video does this with an example of reviewing a cable companies quality.

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The confirmation bias applies to how we seek, interpret, and remember information. When we want to believe something, we tend to only seek evidence that confirms our desired belief and ignore the rest. When we do come across disconfirming evidence, we are more likely to dismiss the evidence and not critically evaluate it (Nickerson, 1998).

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Definition: An argument that is so complex, so long-winded, and so poorly presented by the authors that others simply accept the argument.

Connection: This video goes over the idea of proof by verbosity/intimidation by giving examples of it, including places where it is questioned.

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By: Zackery Brandon