Critical Thinking

Fallacies, False Reasoning, Arguments, and Logic Explained

By: Alex Houston

Narrated by: Rae Lang

Length: 3 hrs and 6 mins

Publisher's Summary

Fallacies are everywhere. Basically, people of so many different cultures, backgrounds, and upbringings reach the wrong conclusions because the way they reason is false. It makes sense. Life is complex. We all make mistakes. We all contribute certain consequences to the wrong causes, and we base our opinion on a myriad of assumptions, which are based on previous experiences.

Perhaps, life itself isn’t as complicated as us: the human beings who walk on this planet. Either way, the problem is that we haven’t learned how to reason. We have often failed to see our own flawed patterns. But finding those flaws, no matter how painful it can be for our ego, sometimes, may just be the key to reaching a higher level of intelligence, a better prediction of the future, sound judgment, better analyses and results, and so much more than you can hardly imagine.

In this audiobook, an extensive list of fallacies in our thinking patterns has been provided. Furthermore, we will dive deeper into the problem of criterion, something that has been addressed by many of the great thinkers from the past. In our last chapter, the whole meaning, origin, and specific sophistication of humor will be explained so that you will better understand what makes a person laugh and why.

All of these topics can be points of comprehension in your active mind. Please, consider taking in all this information like a sponge. You’ll soak it up fast and eagerly, once you see the added value of these topics.

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©2020 Alex Houston (P)2020 Alex Houston

This is a great book

Why is this a great book? Because I'm listening to a debate on YouTube right now in which the defendant uses all kinds of false reasoning and fallacies, and jumps to conlusions that are way off. If people were better able and willing to reason with real logic and draw the right conclusions, many political, religious, and other debates would be solved quickly.

It is a fake.

It is a fake. my guess is that it is compiled by algorithm, seriously, rather than human being.

Unbearable.

I liked it

I think this is a great book to listen to. I highly recommend it because it matters to start reasoning with a bit more logic. I've noticed that if you do, your assumptions will soon fade away and your intelligence will grow. Books like this one make that possible. For sure.

Interesting book

I thought this was really interesting. I was looking for something about OCD. Found some other ones too, but this one seemed the most intriguing to me, and it did not disappoint.

Great

This is exactly what I was looking for. It was a good narrator, and I liked it a lot.

Fascinating

My fascination was aroused when I saw the title of this book. People need to be more critical and attribute the right causes to the right consequences. A lot of people don't. That why we have dumb people run for president in the USA.