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Comment from : @Qoh-u3s

Monotheism causes ignorance, oppression, and violence Monotheism is less pluralistic because monotheism stipulates that people pigeonhole their beliefs into one tenet Monotheism is irreconcilable with the existence in our nature of the instincts of benevolence because it compels followers to devote themselves to a single Creator Monotheism has been a "totalizing discourse", often co-opting all aspects of a social belief system, resulting in the exclusion of "others" The logic of monotheism yields little basis for tolerating other religions Monotheism is described as the instigator of violence The intolerance of narrow monotheism is written in letters of blood across the history of man They invoke divine sanction for the cruelties inflicted on the conquered
Comment from : @snehashispanda4808

Shouldn't this be BBC how to sharpen your groupthink techniques?
Comment from : @Leypath14

Don’t be so open minded that your brains fall out
Comment from : @suryanarayananps

BBC itself a Propaganda machine talking about critical thinking 😂
Comment from : @Usman_Yossef

"the sky is blue" thing is just objectively right though, almost every human unless they have some mad eye conditions is going to see that so for things like that, there isn't really any point going into the science behind it unless you really want to fit a conversation
Comment from : @JunaidTheGrenade

strawman fallacy and the ad hommen fallacy is often used in the debates and elders to counter the fact which they don't have the answer to
Comment from : @seekervinod

Any books or research papers to know more in details??
Comment from : @alimohatasim1496

Psst… have you sent this video to BBC First? They keep peddling fake narratives with ulterior motives with biases … 😂
Comment from : @AsterixM580

Practice what you teach BBC
Comment from : @imspyingonyou2243

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Comment from : @RajeshKumar-w1l9c

This video perfectly breaks down complex ideas into simple, digestible strategies I especially loved the part about intellectual empathy and avoiding fallacies So relevant in today’s world! 👏
Comment from : @SuccessAttractionMindset

How can we know
Comment from : @huynhminhquang4474

Misinformation 😁 You can't be this and that, That's impossible!!!
Comment from : @YvetteDonner

Although in general teachers do a fantastic job, let's think critically and ask the question: how can you be 100 sure that what the teacher teaches you is well meant? The ultimate proof would be if he/she teaches you to think critically and also invites you to think critically about what he/she is teaching you! It is arguably the most friendly and well meant thing that a teacher can do
Comment from : @davidsmits2378

A few distinctions and examples that explains little about critical thinking
Comment from : @lannyplans

Ironically its comming from bbc
Comment from : @MayankPrasad111

These are great for academia, but not for social life You should give up on some of them to have a successful social life with your uncle
Comment from : @ddoliver

00:34 Strategies to navigate through and avoid falling out with peoplebr01:08 Confirmation bias affects our ability to process informationbr01:42 Be prepared to change your mindbr02:16 Critical thinking involves being open to new perspectivesbr02:50 Practicing intellectual empathy leads to more productive outcomesbr03:24 Knowing the source of information is crucial for critical thinkingbr03:58 Avoid straw man and ad hominem fallacies in critical thinkingbr04:30 Critical thinking leads to a more curious, educated, and harmonious society
Comment from : @judysalem-ht2gw

All news media, with no exception, they dictate somebody’s opinions and ideas Not surprising, but, most people believe them
Comment from : @Uswesi1527

The most dangerous element of critical thinking is “ The Source of Information “
Comment from : @Uswesi1527

You're wrong Everybody's wrong, about almost everything, even if only a little That's just the nature of knowledge You can only ever hope to be less wrong But if you're not intentionally seeking your own misunderstanding, your own misguided beliefs, especially those so dearly held, not only are you unlikely to become less wrong it is highly likely you will become more wrong
Comment from : @TRayTV

Why use critical thinking when all the advice YouTube seems to give is to "Stop over thinking" I'm getting mixed messages here
Comment from : @JebadiaSmith

It's amazing to see the BBC promote critical thinking and at the same time being completely incapable of applying it themselves I mean their wokeism is merely a narrative, internally inconsistent and lacking any meaningful ontology And their antisemitism is abundant
Comment from : @HansBezemer

Pity the BBC didn't apply any of this when they platformed unfounded smears against Jeremy Corbyn!
Comment from : @Hadezul2

You want to improve your critical thinking skills? Do this simple thing When you find some statement to think about---reverse it Restate it in its opposite form When you first heard that statement you immediately had an intuition about its truth and meaning When you restate it in its opposite ( in one of its opposites ), you now have a second intuition about that statement
Comment from : @arthurwieczorek4894

This is garbeg Trust me if you don't follow this, you will have better critical thinking brbrCritical thinking is all about having a better reason for your believes? brbrSo always ask questions and varify if the argument and conclusion is valid and rught or not
Comment from : @oppertunist-trader

BBC would do right remembering their own lessons here…
Comment from : @ilqrd6608

very explicit and true facts
Comment from : @Fabricio70695

I find this ironic coming from the BBC
Comment from : @TheTimeweaver

This is hysterical coming from the BBC who's entire raison d'etre was to fuzzy the thinking of the British people
Comment from : @clydecessna737

The sealion and penguin part had me dying!! 🤣🤣😭😭💀💀
Comment from : @blakkmagikk360

Don’t believe the BBC
Comment from : @tonyarmitage7435

We took critical thinking or logic in grade 13 English There’s so many more fallacies Sunk cost fallacy is great for looking at whether to keep a car going It’s a fallacy to think “I’ve got this much invested in this old car, what’s another repair?” Well, possibly not worth it
Comment from : @johnransom1146

three years on and we live in a world filled with so much fallacy and "sea-lioning"
Comment from : @samuelcraig

Hello my dear friend! thank you for the cool video! keep filming! I'll wait for new videos
Comment from : @croutardsparrow

i just wasted 4 minutes 50 seconds hearing stuff I already heard presidents, teachers, principals lecture kids about in 100 different programs
Comment from : @clawmango594

0:35 i'll do you one better, its a g
Comment from : @Calisthenick24

amazing that this was made by BBC, it's like a magician telling the audiance about his tricks before making thembrbramazing stuff
Comment from : @KudoShinichii1412

I learned most of this when I took philosophy in collegeI wish more people took philosophy, it's way deeper than most of us believe it is
Comment from : @DBlockn05

I have never heard the term "sea lioning" perhaps you mean "trolling"?
Comment from : @hermionegardener3796

No point in being a critical thinker, if the objective is to be tolerate and to keep harmony That's the job of a politician
Comment from : @Salty0

The cartoons are extremely distracting TED videos are equally horrendous
Comment from : @Runnifier

Isn't the claim at the end that critical thinking will lead to a "more curious, educated, and harmonious society" itself an unproven claim that should be questioned and tested? Okay, being open-minded could equate with curiosity and perhaps critical thinking will help with that, but this appears to be something to be taken on faith and not provable by any standards of epistemological validity such as a priori or a posteriori reasoning I suppose curious in the interest of finding out whether or not a particular argument is sound and valid might be plausible, but this seems rather limited I don't see how it will lead to a broader form of curiosity Claim #2--"more educated" Ah, the formal education appeal I've met plenty of so-called "educated" people who more often than not used their education to support whatever argument they were trying to make In other words, the outcome had been pre-determined They knew all the words to say, what postures to take, and how to frame their argument to make it appear above reproach Their prejudices and assumptions were very much below obvious notice Educated in a minor sense of being more knowledgeable seems a safer claim to make, although the stakes seem rather low We need to define what we mean by educated and to determine if this is something that is even testable And lastly, a harmonious society This one I have the hardest time agreeing with It seems to assume that just by adopting a more critical approach to life's problems, the end result will be humanity being miraculously absolved of human self-interest and all the baser passions that whether we like it or not tend to rule our existence, and that our biological programming will somehow be overcome So could the problems in Ukraine and Gaza have been avoided if both sides had been critical thinkers? Seems naive In fact, I would venture to say that those in power might actually be hostile to critical thinking if it went against their objectives This is why the intellectual class is so often under duress in totalitarian states Harmonious indeed
Comment from : @dimitrovajunkie

The idiotic British politicians should read this BBC video Don’t lies to the World
Comment from : @ericgan7024

Use the art of thinking clearly Be skeptical Have it read aloud Respect the source Dialogue is more valuable than essays
Comment from : @mellow-jello

There is so much background noise/music to this video thats just bothering my ability to listen
Comment from : @gordonokumu1337

Study logical fallacies Begging the question is another super common one
Comment from : @grantbartley483

Brought to you by the people who have been shoving the Conservative Party down your throats for decades Thanks, BBC
Comment from : @angies7689

Very interesting!
Comment from : @FattyDaddyReviews

Really ironic, given that woke BBC DOES NOT ALLOW critical thinking
Comment from : @gordonspond

Supurb!
Comment from : @stevet6676

Improving critical thinking is much more vital I should take tong time to develop this skill I should have the view from several angles may save me from troubles Many times in my life, the situation is not look like my images, I often give some wrong solutions
Comment from : @ChieuTran-s7s

These strategies are only followed by smart people who actually care about getting value of arguments Dumb people dont care and win every argument sadly
Comment from : @rexlongfellow

Apply the principles taught here to Global Warming hysteria especially principles 1, 4 and 5 and you will be surprised by the truth
Comment from : @carloscornejo7743

#1 Don't take any advice from the (((BBC)))
Comment from : @unclesamowitz9922

Could someone in the beeb turn back time to December 2019 and show this video to Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak please
Comment from : @ceefar10

🤔🤔🤔
Comment from : @thatomofolo452

Has anyone at the BBC seen this ?
Comment from : @alexsidney4796

Disgusting to see a public broadcaster that has devoted itself to fascist propaganda pretending to give a shit about logical thought
Comment from : @stylembonkers1094

the people who most require this are BBC establishments they are cesspool of filthy agendas
Comment from : @abhisheksingh4490

💎🏆 Great insightful & fruitful video 🏆💎
Comment from : @-AkhilTej-

These five simple strategies should be on the chyron on every news airing
Comment from : @barcelonachair6487

Please translate in hindi
Comment from : @TasleemKhan-yn1pg

Yes Good video I think "confirmation bias" is the most important item that humans ought to overcome well said Thinking from several angles may save us from trouble
Comment from : @aadithyagopalan2684

This video seems to have been liked and appreciated by many people Perhaps more BBC staff involved in news reporting should watch it
Comment from : @matthewleitch1

Step 1 Stop watching the BBC
Comment from : @phaedruscj3330

If a person already intelligent he is already know these things conciously or sub-conciously which you taught in this video and if a person doesn't have critical thinking this video is gonna support one's fool logic
Comment from : @MohdAadilMalik-sj5kd

oh, Thats how u guys avoid releasing news on Palestine Genocide
Comment from : @roshnitasnim2757

Society is a joke
Comment from : @pensidosyroconesyava

This is a fine video on WHAT to do to sharpen your critical thinking skills Now I need detailed videos on each point on HOW to apply these skills in everyday situations
Comment from : @JarritoFresa

Critical thinking ia another term for basic knowledge Your eternal life is what's critical and people are so self absorbed, they have mo idea there's a God that created them who is willing to save their lives if they worship and follow Him Or is an eternal heat your thing? If your into the weeping and gnashing of teeth, stay self absorbed But if love is what you crave, Jesus is the answer for you
Comment from : @GregH12345

Jewish propaganda, so people can accept them as normal people
Comment from : @KaleemLmar

Nothing like the BBC teaching you how to think :D FO
Comment from : @zenmoto369

Love this video but funny that it's coming from BBC enterprises, which is grounded in one of the most heavily biased, distortive news organizations on the planet
Comment from : @TheDanrach

Your journalists need this the most
Comment from : @letsfight9472

Intellectual empathy certainly a key nicely done
Comment from : @bradchristy5002

Groupthink is the only way,brFor a progressive to spend the day,brThe experts agree,brLike a devotee,brAnd in the echo chamber stay
Comment from : @puddintame7794

I find it significant that so few have watched or commented on this since its launch two years agobrPerhaps critical thinking being boring or bad is an idea that sits within 'confirmation bias' of many of us?brWhat do you think?
Comment from : @iainmackenzieUK

BBC should learn it Stop being the silent propagator of jihadism and terrorism
Comment from : @ShivamSoni-ol3rw

Gimme number of your editor
Comment from : @anandgautamm

Thanks for this video brNow i can understand BBC's biased propagandas more accurately ❤
Comment from : @youwillseemeinothercomment5873

Generally, you should take into account others ideas and contribute yours with consent… Right?
Comment from : @abdulazizsharipov6874

Shame the biased broadcasting corporation lacks any self awareness to realise how ironic this is
Comment from : @simonmuhamed1071

I don't see much critical thinking in the comments More like same think
Comment from : @clifffor1179

One thing I do that has served me well is when listening, reading, watching a video is when finding myself biased more than a bit is to reread as if I'd never heard of the subject before, as if I have no opinion about it Most times I do find that if I have the desire to persue the topic to learn as much as I can or at least as many different opinions that I can find whatever opinion I did have prior to this changes
Comment from : @alienonion4636