Argumentum ad populum is another type of a logical fallacy that argues for the truth of a claim based on its widespread belief.

News: Trump’s tariffs reveal the flaw in zero-sum thinking. In a connected world, trade isn't war—it's collaboration.

From Paul Ehrlich to Bill Gates, prominent Americans have forecast doom through “overpopulation.” Although the Great ...

The advocates for war always rely on lies and dismissing any debate. When the lies are pointed out, those interested in the ...

Will Artificial Intelligence replace my job?” Perhaps you’ve had this thought too. More than just a matter of the job market or salary expectations, this question challenges our role in society and ...

We may have lost our passion for exploration in favor of fighting culture wars, but there are still reasons to go to space.

Complacency is death. Accepting that which we are given, what happens to come our way, the lies we are told, the platitudes tossed casually in our direction, is to be something less than an apex human ...

A new study finds that ChatGPT, while excellent at logic and math, exhibits many of the same cognitive biases as humans when ...

Can we really trust AI to make better decisions than humans? A new study says … not always. Researchers have discovered that ...

Groundbreaking research reveals that AI doesn't just process data, it also makes the same judgment errors as humans. Can we ...

At the heart of President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariff proposal lies a bilateral mercantilist fallacy: the assumption that trade surpluses are a sign of economic strength and deficits of economic ...