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lihlih 02/05/12 5:18:00 PM #1: |
I-Exaggerating the findings of a study or only emphasize certain aspects of the study while overlooking others.
II- Minimizing the details of the study and oversimplifying the results. III-Using an "expert" who is not only not an expert on the topic, but also biased. -- http://card.mygamercard.net/nxe/YoonSnake.png http://oi56.tinypic.com/30bk00y.jpg ... Copied to Clipboard!
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CeraSeptem 02/05/12 5:23:00 PM #2: |
Turn on the news.
Wait to for them to mention any scientific study at all (particularly anything about climate change) Mission Accomplished. -- I ****ing love to cuddle. I'm being oppressed! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Phase 02/05/12 5:36:00 PM #3: |
CeraSeptem posted...
Turn on the news. Wait to for them to mention any scientific study at all (particularly anything about climate change) Mission Accomplished. That's less effective outside of the States. (though you're more likely to find one if it's talking about climate change) Like, I remember when the liberation therapy for MS thing broke and every news agency here was like "even the report people are citing and the guy that wrote it are saying it's pretty wishy-washy and notes the correlation is pretty weak though it does merit exploration". -- assert(!hotterThan(foo, "Hot Nymphomaniacal Lesbian Mind-Controlling Dominatrix Fairy Doctors with glasses")) ... Copied to Clipboard!
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