If you are looking for more resources to sharpen your logic and critical thinking skills, you might want to add this podcast to your list: The Critical Thinker (RSS | iTunes). If you want to go deeper with the resources the author provides, there are some paid resources at his Critical Thinker Academy as well. If you just want to look at logical fallacies, subscribe to the Fallacy Friday podcast.
The Critical Thinker (RSS | iTunes)
Enjoy.
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1 comments :
Excellent podcast + site. This is anything but dry logic; the presenter wants to teach his listeners how to make better real life decisions. This is not beginner material, but an introduction a range of subjects, like cognitive psychology, bias, rhetoric, persuasion and formal logic that affect how we reason and how we can improve.
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