Negationism, what is it?

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• Conspiracy Theory. Which is the imaginative creation that all leadership on the planet, mysteriously conceals facts, which deniers say exist but can never prove.
• The anomalous article. The search for research or researcher contrary to the majority line of science, which favors the denialist, even the article or researcher, having no basis to prove his conclusions, and almost always, without the denialist understanding the majority line of science, and failing do against scientific argumentation, of the majority line of science.
• Denial of facts. They touch the idea that everything can be denied except the systematic idea of ​​the negationist. For example, a denialist determines that man was not the moon, regardless of the facts of the laws of gravity, or of celestial movements, and even if such an individual is taken to the moon, such a person will define that this would be a simulation in a studio. movie theater. What makes the denialist unable to see something, except what he wants to believe.
• Dogmatization. No matter how much things are contrary to the ideas of the negationist, he defines a dogma, accepted by him, and that nothing and nobody can change, no matter the amount of fundamentals exposed to such an individual, the option of logical and systematic analysis is annulled in the negationist's mind, only dogma remaining.

The denialist has some ways of trying to escape reality.

• Avoid. At this point, all information contrary to the negationist's dogma is evidenced, not seeking to read or study such information contrary to his dogma.
• De-legitimize. Here it is in attacking the individual, group, or even facts, saying that they have no credibility, but never proving that credibility is doubtful, by logical and scientific means. They usually deny it because of a slight inaccuracy in the study, which even the denialist does not understand. And delegitimization itself is a foundation for sustaining its dogmas, which would not go through the same foundation it used to delegitimize.
• Detour. Using the idea that nothing studied by man is perfect, the denialist uses this system to prove his dogmas. Ignoring that the error margins of his dogmas are infinitely greater than the deviation that the negationist denies. In fact, the denialist becomes extremely ignorant, often of his own free will, about probabilistic and statistical analysis of a survey. In fact, the core of the denial lies in ignoring such systems.