I do work on the Trivium Method that involved logic.
I will also mention this is related to the Guilt by Association fallacy. The source being unreliable or incorrect is tainting the argument and making it appear invalid as well, due to one being associated to the other.
"A broken clock is right at least twice a day" could definitely summarize how I'd feel about these biased sources, albeit in the case of TheGuardian I'd probably give it a little more lee-way (other than the filth churned out by Jessica Valenti and her ilk, I'd say their actual news reporting isn't too bad)
I am looking forward for the next one. but, I like this one it's funny options are present to us. It's appears we have options but actually we are not.
Great videos. Upvoted and followed.
I do work on the Trivium Method that involved logic.
I will also mention this is related to the Guilt by Association fallacy. The source being unreliable or incorrect is tainting the argument and making it appear invalid as well, due to one being associated to the other.
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"A broken clock is right at least twice a day" could definitely summarize how I'd feel about these biased sources, albeit in the case of TheGuardian I'd probably give it a little more lee-way (other than the filth churned out by Jessica Valenti and her ilk, I'd say their actual news reporting isn't too bad)
Nice Video!
I like the video that sum up our politics nowadays.
I am looking forward for the next one. but, I like this one it's funny options are present to us. It's appears we have options but actually we are not.