Thinking Tools: Seductive secrets of the shopping mall: Law Thinking Tools

Think 3 (8):53-54 (2004)
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Thinking Tools is a regular feature that introduces pointers on thinking clearly and rigorously. In this installment, we focus, not on faulty reasoning per se, but on an example of how we can be led astray or manipulated without our even realizing what is going on. Our critical faculties are entirely sidestepped!

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