Logical Yet False
Ever witnessed a logical argument that led to a bafflingly false conclusion?
Robert Hamill
Ever witnessed a logical argument that led to a bafflingly false conclusion?
Given the inherent uncertainty of our world, we face a choice: seize the day and accept the occasional mistake or forgo potential gains while waiting…
Throughout our lives, we construct vast continents of thought, each formed during different developmental stages. When we find ourselves torn between two conflicting viewpoints on…
With tongue in cheek, I can say, “Choose Free Will.”
Why do we feel the way we do? How do emotions fit into our Thinking?
Mentalese is not solely verbal, nor solely pictorial. The two modes work together, although most people favor one mode over the other.
Looking for a pattern is a completely legitimate style of thinking. It doesn't use logic. It counts features until an Almost Match.
Tabulators separate ballots into piles for each presidential candidate during a recount in Dane County (Wis.) on December 1, 2016 in Madison, Wisconsin. (Getty)