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Accident Fallacy
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Ad Fidentia
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Ad Hoc Rescue
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Ad Hominem (Abusive)
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Ad Hominem (Circumstantial)
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Ad Hominem (Guilt by Association)
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Ad Hominem (Tu quoque)
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Affirmative Conclusion from a Negative Premise
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Affirming a Disjunct
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Affirming the Consequent
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Alleged Certainty
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Alternative Advance
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Ambiguity Fallacy
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Anonymous Authority
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Appeal to Accomplishment
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Appeal to Anger
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Appeal to Authority
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Appeal to Celebrity
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Appeal to Coincidence
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Appeal to Common Belief
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Appeal to Common Folk
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Appeal to Consequences
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Appeal to Definition*
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Appeal to Desperation
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Appeal to Emotion
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Appeal to Extremes
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Appeal to Faith
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Appeal to Fear
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Appeal to Flattery
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Appeal to Force
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Appeal to Heaven
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Appeal to Nature
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Appeal to Novelty
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Appeal to Pity
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Appeal to Popularity
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Appeal to Possibility
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Appeal to Ridicule
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Appeal to the Moon
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Appeal to Tradition
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Argument by Emotive Language
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Argument by Fast Talking
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Argument by Gibberish
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Argument by Personal Charm
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Argument by Repetition
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Argument from Age
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Argument from Fallacy
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Argument from Hearsay
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Argument from Ignorance
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Argument from Silence
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Argument of the Beard
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Argument to Moderation
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Argument to the Purse
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Avoiding the Issue
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Base Rate Fallacy
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Begging the Question
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Biased Sample Fallacy
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Blind Authority Fallacy
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Broken Window Fallacy
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Causal Reductionism
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Cherry Picking
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Circular Reasoning
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Commutation of Conditionals
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Complex Question Fallacy
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Conflicting Conditions
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Confusing an Explanation with an Excuse
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Conjunction Fallacy
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Conspiracy Theory
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Definist Fallacy
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Denying a Conjunct
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Denying the Antecedent
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Denying the Correlative
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Disjunction Fallacy
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Distinction Without a Difference
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Equivocation
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Etymological Fallacy
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Exclusive Premises
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Existential Fallacy
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Extended Analogy
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Failure to Elucidate
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Fake Precision
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Fallacy of (the) Undistributed Middle
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Fallacy of Composition
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Fallacy of Division
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Fallacy of Four Terms
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Fallacy of Necessity
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False Attribution
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False Conversion
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False Dilemma
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False Effect
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Far-Fetched Hypothesis
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Faulty Comparison
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Gambler’s Fallacy
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Genetic Fallacy
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God Wildcard Fallacy*
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Hasty Generalization
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Having Your Cake
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Hedging
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Historian’s Fallacy
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Homunculus Fallacy
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Hypnotic Bait and Switch
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Hypothesis Contrary to Fact
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If-By-Whiskey
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Illicit Contraposition
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Illicit Major
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Illicit Minor
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Illicit Substitution of Identicals
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Inconsistency
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Inflation of Conflict
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Jumping to Conclusions
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Just Because Fallacy*
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Just In Case Fallacy
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Least Plausible Hypothesis
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Limited Depth
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Limited Scope
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Logic Chopping
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Ludic Fallacy
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Lying with Statistics
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Magical Thinking
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Meaningless Question
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Misleading Vividness
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Missing Data Fallacy*
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Modal (Scope) Fallacy
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Moralistic Fallacy
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Moving the Goal Posts
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Multiple Comparisons Fallacy
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Naturalistic Fallacy
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Negating Antecedent and Consequent
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Negative Conclusion from Affirmative Premises
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Nirvana Fallacy
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No True Scotsman
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Non Sequitur
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Notable Effort
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Overwhelming Exception
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Package-Deal Fallacy
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Poisoning the Well
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Political Correctness Fallacy
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Post-Designation
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Prejudicial Language
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Proof by Intimidation
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Proving Non-Existence
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Quantifier-Shift Fallacy
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Quantum Physics Fallacy*
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Questionable Cause
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Rationalization
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Red Herring
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Reductio ad Absurdum
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Reductio ad Hitlerum
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Regression Fallacy
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Reification
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Relative Privation
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Retrogressive Causation
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Retrospective Determinism
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Scapegoating
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Selective Attention
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Self-Sealing Argument
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Shoehorning
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Slippery Slope
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Special Pleading
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Spiritual Fallacy*
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Spotlight Fallacy
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Statement of Conversion
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Stereotyping
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Stolen Concept Fallacy
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Strawman Fallacy
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Style Over Substance
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Subjectivist Fallacy
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Subverted Support
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Sunk-Cost Fallacy
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Suppressed Correlative
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Texas Sharpshooter Fallacy
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Tokenism
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Two Wrongs Make a Right
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Unfalsifiability
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Unwarranted Contrast
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Use-Mention Error
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Weak Analogy
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Willed Ignorance
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Wishful Thinking
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