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An Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments
A whimsical illustrated guide to logical fallacies, readable free online, where each bad argument gets a memorable anima…
Aristotl
A quick lookup tool for logical fallacies, so you can search or browse named reasoning errors and spot ad hominem, straw…
Calling Bullshit
A free university course on data reasoning, with full syllabus, recorded lectures, tools and case studies teaching you t…
Center for Inquiry
A nonprofit promoting science, reason, and secular values through articles and campaigns that challenge pseudoscience an…
Critical Thinking Web
A free tutorial site from the University of Hong Kong covering logic, scientific reasoning, and strategic thinking throu…
How People Actually Lie With Charts
A research write-up showing that most misleading charts shared online are not doctored axes but correct graphs used to s…
Julian Baggini Articles and Essays
Short philosophical essays by author Julian Baggini, small thoughts about big things and big thoughts about small things…
Kialo
A debate platform that maps arguments as nested pro and con trees, letting you explore thousands of public discussions o…
Logical Fallacies
An illustrated reference to logical fallacies, cognitive biases and persuasion tricks, each with a plain definition and…
Logical Fallacies
A reference list of 42 common logical fallacies from the Nizkor Project, each explained with its form and examples, from…
Logical Fallacies - Purdue OWL
Purdue's Online Writing Lab explains the classic logical fallacies, from slippery slope and ad hominem to post hoc and s…
Logically Fallacious
A searchable library of logical fallacies with clear definitions and original examples, built as a reference for sharper…
Makoism
A weekly collection of curiosities, a blog about exploring life, storytelling and critical thinking through whatever cau…
Modern-Day Oracles or Bullshit Machines?
A free online humanities course by two University of Washington professors on how large language models work, why they b…
Nader K. Rad
Critical articles about project management by Nader K. Rad, written from a perspective shaped by analytical philosophy,…
NeuroLogica Blog
A daily science blog by neurologist Steven Novella applying skepticism and critical thinking to neuroscience, pseudoscie…
Online Experiment on Dogmatic Thinking
A web experiment adapted from a 2020 study that tests a cognitive quirk linked to dogmatic worldviews, with a write-up o…
PLATO – Philosophy Learning and Teaching Organization
A nonprofit promoting philosophy for children, offering free lesson plans and a toolkit for sparking philosophical discu…
Quackwatch
A long-running consumer protection site run by a physician that debunks health myths and pseudoscientific claims with ev…
RationalWiki
A collaboratively edited wiki analyzing pseudoscience, logical fallacies, and fringe claims from a skeptical, evidence-b…
Science-Based Medicine
A site where physicians critically examine medical claims and alternative treatments through the lens of scientific evid…
Skeptical Inquirer
The magazine of the scientific skepticism movement, publishing investigations that examine extraordinary claims with rig…
Skeptoid
A podcast and companion site applying critical thinking and scientific evidence to debunk urban legends, myths, and popu…
Some Invalid Arguments Are More Bad Than Others
An essay proposing a formal way to score how flawed an invalid argument is, combining where the errors occur, whether th…
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