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{DOWNLOAD} An Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments

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Illustrated Book of
Bad Arguments
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“Wonderfully digestible . . . I canâ€t think of a better way to be taught or reintroduced to
these fundamental notions of logical discourse. A delightful little book.― —Aaron Koblin
, creative director, Googleâ€s Data Arts team “I love this illustrated book of bad arguments.
A flawless compendium of flaws.― —Alice Roberts, PhD, anatomist, writer, and presenter of
The Incredible Human Journey “A whimsical, straightforward primer . . . a guide to how to
strengthen—and how not to weaken—your arguments.―—Shelf Awareness, starred review
“A very good book every scientist should have. Every scholar, really.― —Hope Jahren
, author of Lab Girl “This little book takes a potentially ponderous subject (logical fallacies)
and makes it wonderfully entertaining.― —Omaha World-Herald “Bad arguments, great
illustrations . . . gorgeous.― —Cory Doctorow, BoingBoing.net “[A] handsome
newcomerâ€s guide to the world of logic . . . Almossawi and his McSweeneyâ€s-ready artist
Giraldo accessibly tackle such classic subjects as circular reasoning, false dilemma, straw man,
appeal to ignorance, and genetic fallacy . . . an attractive, substantive read.― —John Wenzel
, Denver Post blog “Seriously, An Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments should be on every
school curriculum. Twitter will be a more civil place.― —Kevin Tang, BuzzFeed.com “A
great primer for anyone looking to understand logical fallacies . . . Pass it along to the
arguers—good and bad—in your life.― —Lauren Davis, io9.com “Now more than ever,
you need this illustrated guide to bad arguments, faulty logic, and silly rhetoric.― —Dan Solomon
, Fast Company magazine online “Share [this book] with your friends. Encourage your family
members to flip through it. Casually leave copies in public places.― —Jenny Bristol
, GeekDad.com “[A] wonderful primer on the logical fallacies that have been screwing up our
thinking . . . since shortly after the invention of dirt.― —Ron Kretsch, DangerousMinds.net Read
more Ali Almossawi holds a Masters in Engineering Systems from MIT and a Masters in Software
Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University. He currently lives with his wife and daughter in San
Francisco, where he works as a data visualization designer for Mozilla, while continuing to
collaborate with his colleagues at the MIT Media Lab. Ali's work has appeared in publications such
as Wired. Read more