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00:00Do you see what others don't? Eight signs you're a critical thinker.
00:04Number one, you ask a lot of questions.
00:08Critical thinkers probe beyond surface answers, asking who benefits and why,
00:12uncovering inconsistencies others overlook regularly.
00:16Number two, you can spot logical fallacies.
00:20They recognize ad hominem, false dilemmas, straw men, and slippery slopes,
00:25prioritizing sound argument structure over persuasion.
00:28Number three, you are not easily influenced by trends.
00:33Instead of jumping on fads, they scrutinize motives and evidence,
00:37evaluating innovations carefully before accepting widespread claims.
00:42Number four, you see the gray areas.
00:45Comfortable with nuance, they consider multiple perspectives, resist binary thinking,
00:50and navigate complex debates with informed openness.
00:54Number five, you value evidence over opinion.
00:58They seek credible data and sources, verify bold claims, read fine print,
01:03and resist emotionally compelling yet unsupported information.
01:07Number six, you embrace being wrong.
01:11Viewing errors as learning, they adjust beliefs when evidence improves,
01:15practicing intellectual humility, and avoiding confirmation bias.
01:19Number seven, you notice contradictions others miss.
01:23They detect inconsistencies in speeches, strategies, and ads by analyzing patterns,
01:28comparing details, and cross-checking information rigorously.
01:33Number eight, you think independently.
01:36Independent thinkers research and reflect, resist peer pressure,
01:40uphold integrity, and challenge norms, enabling innovation and meaningful reform.
01:45A closing note.
01:46Number three, you learn.
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