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special pleading
-
moving the goalposts
or making up
exceptions
when a claim is shown to be false
loaded question
- asking a question that has an
assumption
built into it so it can't be answered without appearing guilty
gambler's fallacy
- believing that runs occur to
statistically
independent
phenomena
(e.g. wheel spins)
begging the question
- a
circular argument
in which the conclusion is included into the premise
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