Project description
How would a university research team evaluate one of your own deeply-held beliefs?
Apply at least three of James Letts six rules of evidential reasoning (see attach) to something in your own life that you hold dear. For help coming up with something to examine with Letts rules, check out the Whitbourne article about Our Superstitious Minds (see attach). Even the heartiest critical thinkers employ magical thinking to their lives. It is part of our human condition.
Use fewer than 700 words,
1.Share a practice, belief, or tradition that is important to you. Describe it well enough so that the reader will have no trouble identifying what you are examining.
2.Attack your idea using Letts rules (at least three of them)
3.Conclude with a paragraph or two describing how this exercise affected your perspective on the practice/belief/tradition you chose.
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