<p>In the first episode of our new show, Attacking Faulty Reasoning, we will discuss the "code of conduct" for anyone who wishes to become a better critical thinker.  What does it mean to be a <em>truth-seeker</em>, and why does thinking critically require that one admit their own fallibility?</p>

In the first episode of our new show, Attacking Faulty Reasoning, we will discuss the "code of conduct" for anyone who wishes to become a better critical thinker. What does it mean to be a truth-seeker, and why does thinking critically require that one admit their own fallibility?

Fallibility and Truth-Seeking ep.1

In this podcast, professors of philosophy Ed Damer and Taylor Stone offer a practical guide to becoming a better critical thinker by learning how to recognize the flaws in one's own arguments and the arguments of others.  They discuss the five criteria that a good argument must meet, and show how fallacious arguments fail to meet this standard.

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In this podcast, professors of philosophy Ed Damer and Taylor Stone offer a practical guide to becoming a better critical thinker by learning how to recognize the flaws in one's own arguments and the arguments of others. They discuss the five criteria that a good argument must meet, and show how fallacious arguments fail to meet this standard.

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