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RE: Word Control

in Deep Dives4 years ago

Yes they sure have, via government mandates that we must purchase products we don't want, sure don't need, and are harmful. We've been quite naive. It's time to correct that condition.

I just came across this guy. For some reason I think he would resonate for you. I haven't really delved into this yet though. I love his vocabulary list.

https://theethicalskeptic.com/?fbclid=IwAR2xbqtsKMIYXJ9Kj7iaToyPYcw1Y7YIHh2o_YY8bPFktEkSjw3wifIFdQ0

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The Bricklayer’s Error – the presumption that academic, heuristic or deep single-function expertise (bricklaying) qualify one to stand as authority as to how the broader issue is to be managed (house is to be built or lived-in). Presupposing that a physicist who studies precession, should be the foremost expert on bicycling.

Linear Affirmation Bias – a primarily inductive methodology of deriving inference in which the researcher starts in advance with a premature question or assumed answer they are looking for. Thereafter, observations are made. Affirmation is a process which involves only positive confirmations of an a priori assumption or goal.

Thanks for the link!

Thanks to you too! I'm up to the acid trips, and the world as I know it. So good.