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It takes no faith to dismiss unsubstantiated claims for the supernatural and recognize what there is evidence for
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I am able to find the specific studies in the moment to support my statement "literally incapable"
The specific concept is "higher order thinking skills"
There are a lot of studies on this topic, mostly around what is means, who has it and what and how we fail to teach it to some people.
It's clear from the studies I am seeing that despite decades of efforts no one has developed a fool-proof strategy to teach this skill.
Which begs the question as to if it is a skill (something we can teach) versus an existing ability that can be honed or allowed to atrophy.
I would wager some people can think of at least one fellow student who failed to develop this ability despite the attempts of teachers.
Barring that, most may know people who have displayed a lack the ability or fail to deploy it. The ability to quantify a persons higher order thinking ability is itself a topic of study.
If you're only looking for further reading on the topic, I would suggest reading up on critical thinking / higher order thinking and how it affects one's ability to detect fake news and other misinformation such as antivax conspiracies.
I'll look into it a bit more. It does mesh with my experience, where I feel like different concepts just don't work with some people's brains.