LOGICAL FALLACY

• Bandwagon fallacy


  An argument is considered valid because it is what the majority thinks
• Hasty generalization


  Making assumptions about a whole group or range of cases based on an inadequate sample
• Slippery slope fallacy


  Asserting that if we take even one step, we will end up at the worst possible outcome
• Ad hominem fallacy


  Attacking an opponent's character or personal traits instead of engaging with their argument
• Appeal to authority fallacy


  Using the opinion or position of an authority figure or institution in place of an actual argument
• Straw man fallacy


  Misinterpreting someone's argument to attack it easily by oversimplifying, focusing on just one part, or presenting an extreme version
• Sunk cost fallacy


  The tendency to stick with endeavors in which we've already invested time, money or resources, even when changing course would be more logical
• False dilemma fallacy


  Misrepresenting an issue by presenting only two mutually exclusive options rather than the full range of options
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  • A flaw in thinking where something doesn’t make sense or ‘doesn’t follow’ logically.
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  • A way to trick others into believing that they have a good argument.
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  • Fallacies are defects that weaken arguments.
• Narrating a process


  Explaining how to do or how some things work