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101 Logical Fallacies : How to Spot Them Ever argued with someone who said, If we allow this, what’s next—marrying toasters? Congratulations: you’ve just met a slippery slope. This book is your survival guide to the wild jungle of dodgy logic, half-baked arguments, and rhetorical sleight-of-hand. Featuring 100 different fallacies—from the classic Strawman and Slippery Slope to lesser-known beasts like the Quantitative Fallacy and Appeal to Flawlessness. You will learn how to recognise bad reasoning when you see it, and maybe even your own. Each fallacy includes: A clear, plain-...

Jordan Maxwell, who is featured with Hilder on Ancient Mysteries of the World (CBS), strips away together with Bill Cooper and a plethora of guests, the "Masonic Mask" that hides the Satanic Symbols that cryptically cover America capital -- from the Washington Monument to the fasci that border the American flag in the House of Representatives. Together they pinpoint the political pimps and prostitutes along the Potomac who have raped, robbed and ravaged this republic since its inception. Considering this book was written in 1993 , it seems they foretold the future and got everything right ...

The Bull in the China Shop: The Use and Abuse of X-Rays You’ve had X-rays. Your dentist swears by them. Your doctor orders them “just in case.” But what if the world’s most routine medical procedure isn’t as harmless as everyone claims? In The Bull in the China Shop, author and critic Bill Jordan pulls back the lead curtain on one of the most overlooked health risks of modern times: medical radiation. Delivered in a style equal parts serious investigation and satirical romp — somewhere between a public health warning and a Monty Python sketch — this book takes you on a journey...

The Trouble with Psychiatric Drugging Warning: This book may cause spontaneous critical thinking, uncontrollable eyebrow-raising, and the urge to ask your doctor some very awkward questions. What do you get when you mix billions of dollars, vague diagnoses, and pills with side effects longer than your arm? Welcome to the curious world of modern psychiatry – a place where chemical imbalances are more assumed than proven, and where the solution to feeling a bit down might involve a cocktail of drugs that leave you confused, constipated, and somehow still sad. The Trouble with Psychiatric ...

Foreskins Forever They say if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. So why are we still fixing babies? Welcome to the world of foreskin — that large flap of skin you’re not supposed to talk about at polite dinner parties. In this cheeky but thoroughly researched book, we take a magnifying glass (not literally, don’t worry) to the strange American obsession with circumcision. Most of the planet quietly stopped doing it decades ago. But the U.S.? Still cutting it off like it’s 1899. This book asks the obvious-but-taboo questions: What exactly is the foreskin — and why does it come as ...

Unraveling the Quirky World of Intelligence Testing: A Lighthearted Journey Through Past and Present In this delightfully unconventional exploration, we dive headfirst into the intriguing story of intelligence testing, taking you on a not-too-serious odyssey through the ages. Discover the Quirky History: Unearth the bizarre and often humorous history of intelligence testing, where the unconventional and the outlandish take center stage. IQ Oddities: Uncover a treasure trove of strange IQ stories that defy logic, leaving you both amazed and amused. Edward DeBono's Unconventional Wisdom: ...

Big Tobacco Versus the World Cigarettes: the only consumer product that kills half its loyal customers when used exactly as intended. Yet somehow, for over a century, they’ve been marketed with charm, sophistication, cowboy hats, and cartoon camels. What gives? Big Tobacco Versus the World is a wry, sharp-eyed look at how a global industry managed to hook billions, bury the evidence, and keep the profits rolling while the bodies piled up. It’s a tale of manipulation, addiction, denial, and the people fighting back with facts, lawsuits, and a lot more stamina than a chain-smoker’s ...

Master the Art of Checkers: A Comprehensive Guide for Players of All Levels If you're intrigued by the world of checkers (or draughts), whether you're a complete novice or an intermediate player, this guide is your gateway to mastering the game. Authored by a seasoned chess master and national senior chess champion, this book makes the intricacies of checkers accessible to everyone, regardless of their familiarity with chess. Unveil the World of Checkers: You don't need to be a chess aficionado to dive into this captivating journey. While the book occasionally draws parallels between chess ...

Unlocking the Power of Creative Thinking: A Journey through the Teachings of Edward DeBono Originally crafted as a correspondence course, this intellectual odyssey delves into the fascinating realm of creative thinking, guided by the wisdom of Edward DeBono. If you're captivated by the art of thought and its infinite possibilities, this course is your gateway to an enriching experience. Edward DeBono, an eminent figure known as a psychologist, philosopher, inventor, and consultant, has left a profound mark on the world of innovative thinking. His extensive collection of books explores the ...

In "The Lighter Side of Gender," Jolly Jack, or JJ for short, takes readers on a humorous journey through the perplexing world of gender ideology and trans activism. Inspired by "The Big Red Joke Book," which chronicled jokes as acts of rebellion during the Soviet Union, JJ’s book is a light-hearted yet pointed critique of modern ideological impositions. Through witty interviews and playful narratives, JJ explores the serious consequences of an ideology that has grown to influence young minds and stifle free speech while reminding us that, sometimes, the best way to fight back is simply ...

This story is set in Melbourne, Australia's second largest city. The population was about half of of the 5 million it is now. It was before the days of desktop computers, Internet and mobile phones. Televisions were black and white, there were plenty of Holdens and Volkswagen beetles on the road and some milk deliveries were still done by horse and cart. It is based on my school experiences. There is drama, humour, quirkiness, strange stories and surprises. And the amazing thing to remember is that they come from the memory of real experiences. The saying truth is stranger than fiction ...

Step into the journey of unlocking the enigma of gender ideology and its far-reaching consequences, notably the mass reassignment of young children. This narrative dives deep into a complex tale laden with ignorance and misguided assumptions. In a world increasingly defined by cancel culture's shadow, this narrative illustrates how it can stifle candid discussions on critical issues. Enter the realm of powerful thinking tools, like Edward DeBono's Six Thinking Hats, designed to extract the best ideas from every mind. Delve into the gripping exploration of the concept of social contagion, ...

Like it or not, the Internet has changed the world. It has many blessings, but also has a dark side. Here are some stories about the Dangers of the Internet and in some cases what be done about them. This book is not suitable for children. The author, Bill Jordan is a chess master who has written a number of chess books. He also enjoys writing on other subjects.

The Unconventional Lens: Revisiting the 1941-1945 Russo-German War The years 1941 to 1945 witnessed one of the most devastating conflicts in human history, a war that would profoundly reshape the European theatre's destiny during World War II. Imagine, if you will, the clock turning back to June 1941. In one corner stood the most technologically advanced nation in Europe, while in the other, lay the largest but economically struggling nation on the continent. Adolf Hitler, the formidable dictator of Germany, expected an easy victory, envisioning swift conquest of the Soviet Union within ...