Privileging The Hypothesis

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ThePrivileging the Hypothesis is the fallacy of singling out a particular hypothesis for attention when there is insufficient evidence already in hand to justify such special attention.

• Locate the hypothesis
• Reversal test
• Amount of evidence, Burdensome details
• Filtered evidence, Arguments as soldiers
• Narrative fallacy, Positive bias
• Availability bias
• Epistemic luck

• Perpetual Motion Beliefs
• Einstein's Arrogance
• The Amanda Knox Test: How an Hour on the Internet Beats a Year in the Courtroom

• Locate the hypothesis
• Reversal test
• Amount of evidence, Burdensome details
• Filtered evidence, Arguments as soldiers
• Narrative fallacy, Positive bias
• Availability bias
• Information cascade, Epistemic luck

• Locate the hypothesis
• Reversal test
• Amount of evidence
• , Burdensome details
• Filtered evidence, Arguments as soldiers
• Narrative fallacy, Positive bias
• Availability bias

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• Locate the hypothesis
• Antiprediction
• Status quo bias, Reversalreversal test
• Amount of evidence, Burdensomeburdensome details
• Filtered evidence, Argumentsarguments as soldiers
• Narrative fallacy, Positivepositive bias
• Availability bias
• Information cascade, Epistemicepistemic luck

• Locate the hypothesis
• Antiprediction
• Reversal test
• Amount of evidence, Burdensome details
• Filtered evidence, Arguments as soldiers
• Narrative fallacy, Positive bias
• Availability bias
• Information cascade, Epistemic luck

• Locate the hypothesis
• Antiprediction
• Status quo bias, Reversal test
• Amount of evidence, Burdensome details
• Filtered evidence, Arguments as soldiers
• Narrative fallacy, Positive bias
• Availability bias
• Information cascade, Epistemic luck

• Locate the hypothesis
• Amount of evidence
• Burdensome details
• Filtered evidence, Arguments as soldiers
• Narrative fallacy, Positive bias
• Availability bias