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Errors in Thinking: Cognitive Errors, Wishful Thinking and Sacred TruthsHuman Truth Foundation pages (32):
Broken Toys and Magical Thinking, in the following sections:
We Dislike Changing Our Minds: Status Quo Bias and Cognitive Dissonance, in the following sections:
What is Skepticism and Its Values?, in the following sections:
Poor Science: When Wayward Scientists and Psuedoscience Skew the Truth, in the following sections:
Pareidolia - Seeing False Patterns in Random Data: Faces in Toast, Bible Codes and Conspiracy Theories, in the following sections:
Science and Religion, in the following sections:
Selection Bias and Confirmation Bias, in the following sections:
Statistical Regression: Causes of Strange Beliefs and Pseudoscience
Why Question Beliefs? Dangers of Placing Ideas Beyond Doubt, and Advantages of Freethought, in the following sections:
General Neophobia in Everyday Life: Humankind's Fear of Progress and Change, in the following sections:
Metaphysical Solipsism is Not True
The Importance of Current Events is Amplified by our Egos: 1. Current Events and the Ego
Friedrich Nietzsche: 4. A Critical Thinker
Experiences of God are Illusions, Derived from Malfunctioning Psychological Processes, in the following sections:
Mass Belief and the False Consensus Effect: Everyone Believes It So It Must Be True!
What Causes Religion and Superstitions?, in the following sections:
Why are Our Memories Unreliable?, in the following sections:
Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs): 3. What We Learn From Skyhook Balloons
Perception is Influenced By Expectation: You Can't Always Trust Your Senses
Human Story Telling: The Poor Accuracy of Oral Transmission
Rationalism Versus Irrationality: Are Emotions Useful?
Check Your Facts on Facebook, Son
Systematic Literature Review and Meta-Analysis - Overcoming Selection Bias
Hyperactive Agent Detection Device (the Psychology of Religion and Superstition), in the following sections:
Friedrich Nietzsche on Indispensable Falsehoods
We Easily Mislead Ourselves With Unfounded Stories
The Crabtree Scale of Sources: Who Can We Trust?: 0. (5/10) Expert Content