Cognitive Paradoxes

Can You Prove Me Wrong?

How Arguments from Ignorance Reverse Logic and Undermine Evidence-Based Thinking

Aug 21 •

The Deflection Trap That Destroys Productive Discourse

Aug 16 •

The Slippery Slope Fallacy

When Logic Takes a Tumble

Aug 8 •

The False Dilemma: Beyond Middle Ground

The Art of Reconciling Opposites

Aug 3 •

The False Dilemma

When Complex Issues Get Squeezed Into Simple Boxes

Aug 2 •

Why Attacking Arguments That Were Never Made Destroys Good Faith Debate

Jul 27 •

Attacking the Person, Not the Argument

Jul 24 •

Faint young Sun paradox

Stimulating critical thinking - a loose series on paradoxes

Mar 22, 2024 •

Darwin's Paradox

Stimulating critical thinking - a loose series on paradoxes

Mar 15, 2024 •

The Double Bind Theory

Stimulating critical thinking - a loose series on paradoxes

Mar 8, 2024 •

The Tachyonic Antitelephone

Stimulating critical thinking - a loose series on paradoxes

Mar 1, 2024 •

A loose Series on Paradoxes: Map of Content

Stimulating critical thinking

Feb 23, 2024 •

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