- Apples and ice
- Cherry picking
- Back to the future
- In search of…
- The Schneider fallacies
- Denier logic fails
If there are 7 apples in a barrel and someone says “Oh look, there are some apples.”, how many apples are there in the barrel?
If someone else also says “Oh look, there are some apples.”, how many apples are there now?
And if yet a third person does?
If you are age 4 or older you undoubtedly said “7” each time since the number of apples has not changed, that is unless you are a climate change Denier. Apparently Deniers believe that repeatedly reporting on the same 7 items by different sources somehow increases the number to the point that by the third or fourth repetition the barrel is full to the brim with apples.
Think I’m kidding? Read on …