6th week (5/17~5/21)

This week was little bit busy ^^;
I start doing manger in AFC.
It is veeeerry tough work, but I'm learning a lot.

Well, this week's study about "fallacy" was interesting, because I didn't know that there were a name of sentences or statement which is illogical and stereotyped.
And the most I ineterested in was "red herring."
I saw this word in the book called "Murder on the Orient Express" and "And Then There Were None", written by Agatha Christie.
They are series of Poirot.

In "And Then There Were None", an American traditional folk song called "Ten Little Indians" is a base of this story.
The word "red herring" appears in this song.
I think this word is the key word in this story.
If you are interested, please read this book:)

I search why "red herring" is used as this meaning.
People used red herrings in the training of hunting dogs to catch the scent of games. They used to delude dogs.

Mmmnnn, interesting:)

This is all for today.
Thank you for reading♪