61. Appeal to the Consequences of a Belief

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Ever met someone who thinks something must be true just because they like the perceived outcome of an idea?  Or maybe they think something must not be true because they can't fathom the negative outcome of the idea?

That's not actually the right way to evaluate an idea or a belief. 

When you can recognize the foolishness, you won't get fooled by it!

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