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Cranky Cartoon (FR) - Mort naturelle

Ce dessin décrit le mauvais raisonnement de la « cause unique ».

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Supposer une cause ou une raison unique alors qu'il pourrait y avoir des causes ou des raisons multiples. “Le climat a changé naturellement dans le passé, donc ce qui se passe aujourd'hui doit être naturel.”

Pour en savoir plus sur les fausses pistes de cette catégorie de graphiques, consultez l'article de blog suivant L'histoire du FLIPiC : les 5 techniques du déni de science

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