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Overview: Five problems with the slogan

Do Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence？ Nah. 00:05:43 – 00:06:14

Mike previews his structured five-point critique of the slogan.

He announces he will walk through five distinct problems with "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence."
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2019-05-01

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