The list, which is hilarious, by the way, simply points out that humans all have similar thought processes. What I like to call "magical thinking" is just part of being human. We tend to look for connections and causality with little proof other than coincidence to explain the inexplicable. We also choose whatever side of any issue is the most convenient for us...also a very human thing to do.
That's not strictly honest, but I don't believe humans are capable of 100% honesty... it's simply not very convenient for most of us, although most lying takes place on the social hypocrisy level and is simply social lubrication. I mean, you don't really tell your mother in law that her new shorts make her ass look like two bulldogs fighting in a sack, do you?
One thing I've learned in 35 years of discussions with Atheists is that like everyone else, no two really think alike. I find that terribly reassuring after the forced conformity of thought (which is artificial and doesn't really exist except in their minds anyway) of the Borg.
I've gotten to the point in life where I really don't give a good crap whether someone believes in God or not, because it truly makes no difference except in one way...that it makes a difference to the person themselves. That's it. If they don't feel comfortable with what conclusions they've come to in their own mind, they're just pretty unhappy campers and that makes anyone a bitch to be around.