What's science done for you lately?

Nobody really knows...

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By Karen Zack (@teenybiscuit)

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I love this meme so much. It’s just missing my favorite 

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this is a dog

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the best thing you will see all year

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an educational graphic about critical thinking for tumnblr

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The all important journalist questions, and then some.

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A missing line from Why:

“If you really want to be a critical reader, it turns out you have to step back one step further, and ask not just whether the author is telling the truth, but why he’s writing about this subject at all.“

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That is an excellent addition.

One other one for How: “how could this be exploited by someone acting in bad  faith?” Closely coupled with a What: “what are the limits on the ill-effects this could produce?”

And a quick check for double standards: “who, or what, is the speaker not applying this principle to?”

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(This is also a great guide for interrogating historical documents such as, say, a constitution, a press release, a speech, a letter, a diary, a bill of rights, political policies, &c)

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I need to grab this and adapt this for my little filmmaking courses. 

Because these questions are equally indispensible when YOU are the author of the script, the book, the story, the speech.

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the best thing you will see all year

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I’m begging you to look at this.

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I’m begging you to look at this.

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a large brown dog lying on the snow

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