What is Critical Thinking?

[@banjoist123]

The most difficult thing to deal with is questioning your own conclusions. Did I want to come to this conclusion because it matches my preconceived notions? That's when you really need to dig in. Social media is the enemy of this. It wants to confirm your preconceived notions. This is the greatest problem in the US today. Facebook has been called to account, and I hope that KZbin and Instagram, twitter and others are as well.

[@Mech.01]

This guy gets it! 👏👏

[@Mech.01]

If you’re still around it has gotten so much worse now with war propaganda

[@ssncns]

In life you learn something and forget most of the time but it does stay there, and don't go away.

[@rhysamiimichuuwu2314]

Yes it does

[@infected_bomber8126]

Well that's what "reminding" someone of something is. When you absorb some sort of information you never fully forget it, it only takes one person or something to remind you of it

[@candypak7532]

It is the first time I saw a video using sharp blue as background colour while I can still focus at the content. Good use of colours!!

[@sidragulraiz9543]

yes me too like the color scheme

[@KelliAnnWinkler]

One of the more important elements of CT is the exploration of objective data on a topic. I didn't realize just how much of the "global warming/climate change" message was based on subjective information until I started to look at the actual science associated with the topic. Quite a disconnect between what the UN reports in their Assessments what we hear on the evening news or youtube. Once I actually looked at the date, it was evident that the world in not in the middle of a climate crisis. For instance, data from the National Hurricane Center in Florida revealed that hurricanes have not increased significantly in number and strength over several decades. Forest fires are burning less, not more, trees today as compared to decades ago. According to NASA the Earth has gotten greener in recent years. The key is to be and remain objective and know the sources from which you gather information.

[@Mech.01]

What if the specific topic doesn’t have objective data to back up claims/bust myths?

[@KelliAnnWinkler]

@@Mech.01 Can you give an example of a specific topic within "climate change" for which there is no objective data/evidence? As we both know there are many.

[@discoverwithSid2023]

Its really a very good compilation of ideas about CT. succinctly, the concept is clarified. I didn't know its intentional. Great /. Thankyou

[@GCFLearnFree]

Glad you liked it

[@finaltheory778]

Critical thinking is a strong antedote for confirmation bias. It allows you to avoid the traps of misinformation by analysing.

[@rhysamiimichuuwu2314]

Wow. I love this video its very helpful and educational :)

[@GCFLearnFree]

Glad it was helpful!

[@samanthajohnson6105]

This is video is very helpful thank you.

[@GCFLearnFree]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DarkPa1adin]

Think critically or think like a critic or think to critique

[@MarkWrightPsuedo]

The word "critical" also has an academic meaning--more than the way it is generally thought of. To be "critical" is to closely examine and analyze, not for negative purposes, not to tear down, but to improve upon. Critical in that sense. A movie critic or a book critic can do that--or they can do stuff like, This hack should have never tried writing a book! This movie sucks! But this is not the kind of criticality you want for critical thinking.

[@tearyowl6075]

Very concise! Thanks!

[@GCFLearnFree]

You're welcome!

[@cheromkun2829]

I really love the graphics of this video

[@HaiHoang-hs7dw]

so touching for an excellent video

[@GCFLearnFree]

Thank you very much!

[@lucass9328]

Just what I was looking for, thanks, great video!

[@GCFLearnFree]

Glad it was helpful! ;)

[@Kansas913]

How can I get a downloadable version of this video? Thanks!

I really like this video staging and questioning

[@ThomasLusty-l1p]

Great video!!!!

[@healtylifepp]

Well defined

[@haronahmed8299]

Who is the speaker in the video? Because its necessary for resource citation.

[@rayhanmollik]

Inspiring...

[@reonrabdatechnologies5579]

Software name of this video made on ?

[@ricardoefrainquinteroramos3005]

So much information to help. thank you

[@GCFLearnFree]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mendeztheman326]

Very educational...

[@phmagnani]

Great video, thank you!

[@GCFLearnFree]

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[@techhacks3026]

Amazing content!

[@GCFLearnFree]

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[@Chamelionroses]

Good work on videos and smart sharing other legit enough resources with them.

[@LoveMotunrayo]

Great video

[@GCFLearnFree]

Thanks!

[@anjitthomasminz4856]

Googling researches on critical thinking after seeing this video.

[@prithvirajbodake6902]

it is really outstanding i loved it so muchhh

[@mrakan6275]

This helped, thanks a lot.

[@melchimalacaman6256]

Hi very good content on Critical Thinking, I would like ask your permission to use this video in our training

[@Mech.01]

You have my permission

[@kaiurii]

Me using Critical Thinking in Among Us: Red sus.

[@transitwfe]

Lol.

[@gaelangelo1828]

a trick: watch series on KaldroStream. Me and my gf have been using it for watching loads of movies during the lockdown.

[@albertolucca8187]

@Gael Angelo yea, I've been using kaldrostream for since november myself :D

[@waalker1206]

wow soo cool thanks joe :)

[@waalker1206]

thanks man

[@vikewave]

Good video except the fact that you said your thoughts can't be stopped. They can, have you heard about meditation? Critical thinking ;)

[@user-ev5zg9pl8t]

conscious and subconscious neurons always share messages cRiTicAl ThIkiNg lol jk

[@bananartista]

What do I know about knowing?

[@hasanmuhammad329]

This is nice

~intention~

[@Gayatri.777]

Thank u a lot

[@GCFLearnFree]

Welcome!

[@darusitwahahamiss4159]

real enjoyed

[@pal_arts]

Im sad coz I'm not near the presence of my dad when he died.. but I'm also lucky coz he step on a land mine

[@golamrob]

thanks

[@GCFLearnFree]

Welcome

[@mohammedhussain4607]

Amen

[@smkbinapatria2sukoharjo]

nice

[@GCFLearnFree]

Thanks

[@selvamanis1751]

Bro what is meaning of thousands of lessons

[@istandalone2330]

Nah , what I was saying at the source is whenever I do , that what U insinuate .

[@GCFLearnFree]

Hey! To become a better thinker, It is important to ask questions; that is the main point. Hope it was helpful!

[@istandalone2330]

@@GCFLearnFree I was talking to someone across state lines . It's an inside thing . I apologize to your channel .

[@tiasdwikurnia880]

First 😀

[@VinceRuzzel]

CT is wen you think and sumone makes critics

[@eduardobarron6327]

Quien viene por el enlace en la actividad?:v

[@TheLollercaster]

what if you've been thinking critically a lot of time but can't come up with examples for job interviews XD

[@aimeethomson7806]

...how could u

[@aimeethomson7806]

Future of using brains better

[@RadhajiTunes]

Well

[@HeadphoneYT]

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[@GCFLearnFree]

Hi there!

[@rociomorra969]

What ys crítical tinking

[@mohammadedrees3095]

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[@Stickman_Animationz635]

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[@caballerosgg5710]

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[@bennybb8034]

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[@ginocontadino7575]

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[@HeadphoneYT]

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[@ismailpshtiwan8489]

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[@voidymite]

wow im dumb