The Gaps

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Appeal to fear• Appeal to emotion• Appeal to confidence• Deepity• Argumentum ad baculum• Appeal to shame• Appeal to flattery• Tone argument• Appeal to money• Argumentum ad fastidium• Appeal to gravity• Appeal to consequences• Loaded language• Style over substance• Appeal to pity• Appeal to hate• Pathos gambit•

This is a very different pattern from 1997, when the gender pay gap was quite equal between the regions of the UK. Infinite regress• Argument by assertion• Argumentum ad dictionarium• Appeal to faith• Circular reasoning• Self-refuting idea• The Gini index, or Gini coefficient, is a statistical measure of wealth distribution developed by the Italian statistician Corrado Gini. The Gini index is used to gauge economic inequality by measuring income distribution, also called wealth distribution. The Gini coefficient ranges from 0 to 1. A coefficient of 0 represents perfect equality, a country (or other people group) in which everyone had the same income. The closer to 1 the coefficient is, the greater the wealth inequality. Gini coefficient is also expressed as a percentage in which 0% is perfect equality and 100% would be the maximum possible inequality. Top 10 Countries with the Highest Wealth Inequality ( World Bank Gini index): In most cases a recent CV gap should be explained because recruiters will always scrutinise your recent work history (the last 3 years in particular). So, if there is a gap of 3 months or more in your recent career, they will question it – and it’s best to pre-empt that question in your CV.Shippee ND, Domecq Garces JP, Prutsky Lopez GJ, Wang Z, Elraiyah TA, Nabhan M, Brito JP, Boehmer K, Hasan R, Firwana B, Erwin PJ. Patient and service user engagement in research: a systematic review and synthesized framework. Health Expectations. 2015;18(5):1151–66. Bruns EJ, Walker JS. The wraparound process: an overview of implementation essentials. In: Bruns EJ, Walker JS, editors. The resource guide to wraparound. Portland, OR: National Wraparound Initiative; 2010. p. 305–9. Bumblebee argument• Fatwa envy• Gotcha argument• Hoyle's fallacy• Intuition pump• Logic and Creation• Not Circular Reasoning• Peanut butter argument• Great Beethoven fallacy• Fallacy of unique founding conditions• Evil is the absence of God• Argument from first cause• How do you know? Were you there?• Argument from design• Argument from beauty• Appeal to nature• Solferino fallacy• Religious scientists• Nothing to hide• Argument from fine tuning• Creep shaming• "I used to be an atheist"• Atheism as a religion• Argumentum ad populum• Argument from morality• Anti-environmentalism• Appeal to bias• Apophasis• Argumentum ad nauseam• Appeal to censorship• Argumentum ad sarcina inserta• Blaming the victim• Bait-and-switch• Danth's Law• Chewbacca Defense• Canard• DARVO• Demonization• Escape hatch• Friend argument• Everyone is racist• Gish Gallop• Greece-baiting• Gore's Law• Ham Hightail• Just asking questions• Leading question• Loaded language• Linking to authority• Loaded question• Lying by omission• Motte and bailey• Nazi analogies• Moving the goalposts• One single proof• Pink-baiting• One-way hash argument• Pathos gambit• Quote mining• Poisoning the well• Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur• Race card• Red-baiting• Red herring• Release the data• Science was wrong before• Shill gambit• Straw man• Silent Majority• Uncertainty tactic• Style over substance• Terrorism-baiting• Weasel word• What's the harm (logical fallacy)• Whataboutism• Bullshit• Logical fallacy• Banana argument• Scapegoat• How come there are still monkeys?• Trees cause pollution• Anti-racist is a code word for anti-white• Ontological argument• Omnipotence paradox• Presuppositionalism•

The pay gap between men and women working in London has barely changed in over two decades, new ONS analysis shows. Even if the materialists are right, and in principle we’ve got it all figured out, the idea that God is being relegated only to scientific ‘gaps’ is absurd. Perhaps God is the God of both the gaps and the filled-in bits? Perhaps God is manifesting Himself through His support of the material universe, the same material universe we observe and examine? Science cannot point to a physical principle which uncovers the process by which God manifests Himself literally, and thus cannot in principle falsify His existence. The term ‘God of the gaps’ has gained some traction to refer to the very line of reasoning just described. In the wider debate between science and religion, it is taken to be an argument from ignorance: mysterious phenomena are attributed to God because they are mysterious.

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This ONS blog post explores the paradox found in the gender pay gap and how occupation and type of employment affect the statistics. For the less religious, substitute God with another thing-you-don't-understand (real or imaginary) and get an application of a different didit fallacy. For example, the idea of quantum consciousness relies on quantum-mechanics-of-the-gaps. You should not need to explain an employment gap of one month or less – such a short time would not bother recruiters or employers. you’re close to State Pension age and do not have enough qualifying years to get the full State Pension