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Critical Thinking

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An open book illuminated by light in a dark library, representing the search for truth and understanding beyond ignorance.
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    The Absence of Evidence is Not The Evidence of Absence: The Ignorance Fallacy

    • byValue Faith
    • November 19, 2025
    For many people there is a certain comfort in claiming, “Well, you can not prove me wrong.” It…
    A thoughtful person standing at a crossroads with several paths leading into the distance, representing freedom from the false dilemma and the search for deeper truth.
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      Beyond Either/Or: Escaping the Trap of the False Dilemma (False Dichotomy)

      • byValue Faith
      • November 18, 2025
      If you watch the news a lot you will notice that we live in a world that loves…
      A single individual standing apart from a crowd moving together, representing resistance to conformity and the courage to think independently.
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        The Crowd is NOT Always Right: The Deceptive Effect of The Bandwagon Fallacy

        • byValue Faith
        • November 17, 2025
        I am sure that you know that we live in an age where popularity often gets mistaken for…
        Two people calmly debating with symbols of reason and truth floating between them, representing logical discussion and the importance of addressing arguments instead of attacking people.
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          Attack The Argument, Not The Person: Understanding The Ad Hominem Fallacy

          • byValue Faith
          • November 16, 2025
          In any and many discussions whether it is online, offline, in politics, or even within our closest relationships,…
          Illustration of two people debating, one using a straw puppet to represent a distorted argument, symbolizing the Strawman Fallacy and miscommunication.
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            The Strawman Fallacy: How We Misrepresent Others (and Let Others Misrepresent Us)

            • byValue Faith
            • November 15, 2025
            Obviously I am sure we can agree that we live in an age of endless arguments, both online…
            Conceptual illustration of the laws of logic and objective thinking a glowing brain and open book symbolizing truth, reason, and clarity.
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              Truth Has Rules: The Basic Laws of Logic and Objective Thinking

              • byValue Faith
              • November 3, 2025
              From the beginning of time everyone has always had an opinion about something or someone, and only a…
              A reflective person sitting in a dimly lit study, surrounded by open books, deep in thought — symbolizing the courage to think freely and confront uncomfortable truths.
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                The Courage to Think: Why Truth Often Offends Before It Enlightens

                • byValue Faith
                • October 18, 2025
                In order to be able to think, you have to risk being offensive. Jordan B. Peterson Thinking, truly…
                A philosopher teaching students using the Socratic Method, symbolizing the pursuit of truth through questioning and reflection.
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                  The Socratic Method of Thinking and Investigating: The Art of Questioning Your Way to Truth

                  • byValue Faith
                  • October 16, 2025
                  In today’s world and just like always, where opinions are shouted louder than facts, where confidence is mistaken…
                  Illustration of Aristotle with thought bubbles and balanced scales, symbolizing intellectual humility and critical thinking.
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                    The Art of Intellectual Humility – Aristotle

                    • byValue Faith
                    • September 22, 2025
                    It is very popularly known that Aristotle once said: “It is the mark of an educated mind to…
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