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The phrase '''"studies have shown"''' is often used in [[political]] arguments, advertisements, and other dubious [[petition]]s to suggest that [[science]] supports one's argument. Ironically, such arguments rarely cite any studies.
 
The phrase '''"studies have shown"''' is often used in [[political]] arguments, advertisements, and other dubious [[petition]]s to suggest that [[science]] supports one's argument. Ironically, such arguments rarely cite any studies.
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Latest revision as of 17:53, January 17, 2009

The phrase "studies have shown" is often used in political arguments, advertisements, and other dubious petitions to suggest that science supports one's argument. Ironically, such arguments rarely cite any studies.