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Ever been in a conversation where someone jumps to conclusions or makes a wild claim, and you’re left thinking, “Wait, how did we get here?”It’s surprisingly easy to fall into the trap of faulty reasoning without even realizing it. That’s where logical fallacies come in—they’re like those hidden potholes in an argument that make it
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Have you ever found yourself in a heated debate, only to have someone completely sidestep the issue at hand by throwing a personal jab instead? Welcome to the world of ad hominem fallacies! It’s like being in a boxing ring where your opponent decides to punch below the belt rather than fight fair. In this
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In the first two articles, we’ve covered the basics of critical thinking—things like what makes an argument tick, the differences between deductive, inductive, and abductive arguments, and how validity, truth, and soundness all play into evaluating ideas. Now, we’re going to dive into something that trips up a lot of arguments: fallacies. Fallacies are basically
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We’ve all heard someone say, “That’s a valid point,” or maybe, “That’s valid, but…” In everyday conversation, we tend to use “valid” to mean something sounds true or reasonable. But when it comes to logic, or philosophical notion of validity ,“validity” has a very specific meaning—and it’s a little different from just saying, “that’s a
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Have you ever found yourself needing to make a crucial decision, support your opinion in a discussion, or persuade a customer in a meeting? Whether you’re choosing a new project direction, debating a topic with friends, or negotiating a deal, the strength of your argument can make all the difference In these moments, your ability
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In my last article, I explored the integration of Microsoft identity solutions, particularly focusing on the hybrid identity model. We examined how businesses, often maintaining a mix of on-premises and cloud applications, benefit from leveraging both Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID to ensure seamless access for users across environments. I highlighted key components like
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In the previous articles, I cast a shadow over different Microsoft identity solutions such as on-prem Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID, examining their differences, similarities, and the scenarios in which each is necessary. It is uncommon to rely solely on Microsoft Entra ID as the identity solution for the cloud, especially as organizations make
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In my last article, I laid the groundwork by examining the fundamental aspects of Active Directory —unveiling its intricate components, services, and features. To reiterate, Active Directory Domain Services, AD DS is a directory service (or Active directory) runs as windows server service (domain controller) to provide the methods for storing directory data such as
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To provide applications, services, or devices access to a central identity, there are three common ways to use Active Directory-based services in Azure. These options allow you to choose the right solution for your organization. For instance, if you handle users who primarily use mobile devices for cloud-based activities, creating your own Active Directory Domain
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