Skeptic Project

I'm not exactly sure what the article is saying, but it seems like there is a think tank that is trying to teach kids how to use critical thinking skills when reading on the Internet. Also something about how kids see and believe the stuff that they see on the Internet.

Just read it.

http://vigilantcitizen.com/latestnews/uk-think-tank-wants-school-teachers-to-address-conspiracy-theories/

"Critical thinking implies questioning the official version of a story"

Depends on the story.

"seeking alternate sources of information and processing everything to come to an independent conclusion"

Eh somewhat ok


"This is exactly what some of these young people have accomplished, yet the report concluded that they have not used critical thinking because they have believed sources that are not deemed trustworthy (not mass media)."

Nope totally wrong. They just watched a video on YouTube and said it was factual. I bet that these kids didn't even care if 9/11 was an inside job or not until they actually saw the videos on YouTube. Even funnier was that they couldn't tell who made the videos, but they do remember what they were about and that they probably had some good graphics and a dark tone throughout the whole thing to scare them into believing it. This is exactly like the Simpsons episode with the monorail. After the family left Homer couldn't remember who gave the presentation, but could remember that he had a song.

Wolf Bird
"symbols rule the word, not words nor laws". "
That is a quote that pops up on CTer sites that it was said by Confucius. Of course it appears nowhere else but on CT sites. It is used by those CTers who believe that the Illuminati has nothing else better to do but hide symbols for retards to find.