The Wit and Wisdom of Others

Faulty Comparisons and False Choices

Traps That Limit Our Thinking (2 in 1)

Distortions in Decision-Making

How Our Minds Trick Us (2 in 1)

Logical Diversions and Misdirections

Tactics That Distract from the Truth (2 in 1)

Personal Attacks and Deflections

How Arguments Go Off Track (2 in 1)

Rape of Logic

Emotionalism's Conquest of Western Civilization

Ludwig Wittgenstein

Language, Logic, and the Limits of Philosophy

Tu Quoque Fallacy, The

Deflecting Criticism by Accusing the Accuser

Understanding Cognitive Biases

An Overview of Common Mental Shortcuts

Appeal to Authority Fallacy, The

Relying on Authority Figures for Validation

Anchoring Effect, The

How Initial Information Influences Subsequent Judgments

Ad Hominem Fallacy, The

Attacking the Person Instead of the Argument

Confirmation Bias, The

How Seeking Information That Confirms Your Beliefs Skews Reality

Dunning-Kruger Effect, The

Why Incompetent Individuals Overestimate Their Abilities

Appeal to Emotion Fallacy, The

Manipulating Emotions Rather Than Presenting Valid Arguments

Bandwagon Effect, The

How Popular Opinion Influences Individual Choices

Correlation-Causation Fallacy, The

Assuming Correlation Implies Causation

False Consensus Effect, The

Believing Others Share Your Views More Than They Do

Subversion of Reason

How Cultural Marxism Corrupts the Mind

In-Group Bias, The

Favoring Members of Your Own Group over Others

Framing Effect, The

How Information Presentation Affects Decision-Making

False Dilemma, The

Presenting Only Two Choices When More Exist

Hindsight Bias, The

The Illusion of Foreseeing Outcomes After They Occur