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Make a process visible in steps

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The Great Reset coverThe Great ResetGlenn Beck & Justin Haskins · 27 weeks
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“Step 3: Create a “Consensus” Find real scientists who support some part of your claim, and then pretend that they support all of it. Do not worry about getting caught in a lie; most people won’t bother to check the scientific literature to see if what you…”

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THE OBSERVATION

Here the authors arrange a strategy they criticize into steps. This is an example of explanatory sequencing, not a practice being endorsed for the reader.

KEEP THE SCOPE VISIBLE

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