# data[].attributes.headline
Unexplained- Ideas or facts that are used to explain the unknown. 

# data[].attributes.subject
Unexplained- Ideas or facts that are used to explain the unknown. 

# data[].attributes.body
Connection to the reasons for beliefs- A critical thinker must use the critical thinking process to asses an unknown. Using only real facts and evidence to support the truth. keep own bias out and keep the outcome accurate, meaning if the outcome is known is stays that way until further evidence that can be found  can support its findings. In the image shown is a underwater mystery in Indian, many have come up with stories on how they believe this ancient underwater bridge got there and has survive for so many years. A true critical thinker would wait for further more accurate supporting evidence before believing any theories.

# data[].attributes.headline
Ideology- Ideas or facts that's are usually basis to ones own beliefs in cultural, political and policy theories. 

# data[].attributes.subject
Ideology- Ideas or facts that's are usually basis to ones own beliefs in cultural, political and policy theories. 

# data[].attributes.body
Connection to the reasons for beliefs- A critical thinker must be able to keep their own personal bias about cultural, political and policy theories to them selves when examining facts and evidences. In shown image you seen see a connection because one group of people believe their way of dealing with a situation is best settled with war while another group of people believe praying is the best way both based off their own bias beliefs when it comes to culture, political, and policy theories.

# data[].attributes.headline
Perception and Observations- Thoughts and decisions made based on ones own personal instincts and observations. 

# data[].attributes.subject
Perception and Observations- Thoughts and decisions made based on ones own personal instincts and observations. 

# data[].attributes.body
Connection to the reasons for beliefs- A critical thinker never uses ones own personal instincts or observations from their own past as evidence or facts when trying to explain something. They only use creditable sources to study facts and evidence.  In the image shown the child believes in ghosts due to his own personal instincts and observations he may have seen or experienced to lead him to believe this theory and , even know there isn't much evidence supporting ghosts aren't real and probably more evidence supporting what he did see or experience has a logical answer.

# data[].attributes.headline
Red Herring- Presenting misleading information to help distract the other person from the real subject. 

# data[].attributes.subject
Red Herring- Presenting misleading information to help distract the other person from the real subject. 

# data[].attributes.body
Connection to the Red Flags in the critical thinking process. A critical thinker must be able to find the subject matter and stick to facts and evidence that help support that subject only. In the image below the author is clearly trying to mislead the readers into paying attention the homeless part in the statement when the real subject focus is that pandas are becoming exist

# data[].attributes.headline
Confirmation Bias- an inclination towards information that may have a link or a way that confirms a persons pre-existing thoughts or beliefs. 

# data[].attributes.subject
Confirmation Bias- an inclination towards information that may have a link or a way that confirms a persons pre-existing thoughts or beliefs. 

# data[].attributes.body
Connection to the Red Flags critical thinking process. As a critical thinker one must be able to not only spot but restrain from using any type of confirmation bias. Using only real facts and evidence as a supporting answer. In the image below shows a person way of thinking when they are being confirmation bias, only taken the information they find relevant to help support their beliefs rather than use all the information which could reveal the actual truth.

# data[].attributes.headline
Proof By Verbosity- An argument or belief that is very verbose or difficult in understanding, that it deludes another into believing it must be true. 

# data[].attributes.subject
Proof By Verbosity- An argument or belief that is very verbose or difficult in understanding, that it deludes another into believing it must be true. 

# data[].attributes.body
Connection to the Red Flags in the critical thinking process. A critical thinker must always look at all the facts and evidence and restrain from being deluded by the amount of words said. In the image below the statement  is very hard understand confusing the reader and their beliefs about what the statement is about.

# data[].attributes.headline
Ancient wisdom- Beliefs and practises used by ancient societies with little to no evidence supporting them, still thought to be true.

# data[].attributes.subject
Ancient wisdom- Beliefs and practises used by ancient societies with little to no evidence supporting them, still thought to be true.

# data[].attributes.body
Connection to the Red Flags in the critical thinking process.  A belief or practise having an old age dose not make the supporting evidence anymore true. Therefore a critical thinker must investigate further facts for confirmation. Example in the image below, at the time many people believed in very strong drugs such as cocaine to treat wounds and sores such as toothaches as shown when in fact would cause serve infections and high addiction treats leading to withdraw, overdoses, and death. modern day doctors now used anti-bacteria medicine's to help prevent infection as well as pain medications approved by health experts.

# data[].attributes.headline
Appeal to higher authority - An argument or evidence supported /stated by a person believed to have authority. Therefore others should believe. 

# data[].attributes.subject
Appeal to higher authority - An argument or evidence supported /stated by a person believed to have authority. Therefore others should believe. 

# data[].attributes.body
Connection to the Red Flags in critical thinking process . An authority figure dose not always have the correct answer nor the right supporting evidence and therefore the critical thinker must always, accept facts to further confirmation. This image shows a higher authority reflecting their opinion by telling others a lower authority could never be as good as them, but just because the shrimp is smaller dose not mean there isn't evidences supporting he'd be a better leader.