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The biggest lie those who create and spread misinformation perpetrate is that they want you to think for yourself. They warn ...

To combat the rising tide of misinformation, we must become more critical consumers of information. We need to look beyond the reputation of the person speaking and evaluate the evidence they present.

A recent letter writer admits he cherry picks "facts" to support his preconceived beliefs. He asks "Who would do otherwise?" The answer is simple — anyone who seeks the truth.

Disability thinking and discourse have for a long time been especially plagued by two common but harmful logical fallacies – sometimes known as “No True Scotsman” and “Zero Sum Thinking ...

Everywhere you look online, people are debating something. But not all arguments are created equal. Here are ten of the most common logical fallacies you'll encounter on the Internet.