In the early years of the Skeptoid podcast, we covered all the basic logical fallacies,

and have done some follow-ups here and there adding in a few new ones.

The more we know about the possible pitfalls in logical reasoning, the less likely we are

to fall into them.

So today we've got for you a round up of a related Stunbloid block, the four basic

reasoning errors.

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A magical journey through the land of reasoning errors.

Today we're going to cover a bit of new ground in the basics of critical thinking and critical

reasoning.

There are several defined types of common analytical errors to which we're all prone.

Some perhaps more so than others.

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