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Why is this fallacy not mentioned?Dr. Bo put the Planning fallacy about at the end of the book where the, "cognitive biases" are mentioned instead of the fallacies yet he accepted the fact that it is also a fallacy but it is not mentioned in the section of fallacies? |
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What fallacy is this?P1: Remdesivir is bad. P2: Remdesivir is the main drug used to kill hundreds of thousands of hospitalized patients who had Covid-19. P3: Remdesivir was used in a study in Africa for Ebola in 2018 and 53% of the recipients died from It. ... |
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Gerrymandering Propaganda.Gerrymandering is actually something I found on this website that has even more fallacies that the book doesn't cover: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/here-are-15-common-data-fallacies-to-avoid/ Gerrymandering is the deliberate change of a... |
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FallaciesWhen Whoopi Goldberg said "The Holocaust wasn't about race" and she clarified with the reason that both groups were white, was that a fallacy and if it was which one? I was thinking stereotyping, begging the question, etc. But I'm not sure. |
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Is foreknowledge logically impossible?This is my argument for why true foreknowledge is logically impossible. NOTE - this is totally different from successful prediction. Foreknowledge is truly KNOWING the out of a future event, not predicting or guessing it. So : Since the future event... |
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The logical fallacy of insisting on information that isn't required to determine the truth of something.In argument people will demand that certain information needs to be known to determine the truth about a matter but that information may simply not be required because there is sufficient evidence to determine the truth without it, for example, peop... |
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What Fallacy Is Thinking It Won't Happen...What's the best fallacy fit for thinking that because something has never happened before, it won't happen in the future? (e.g., I've never been robbed, or never gotten a speeding ticket so therefore I won't in the future). One website called this... |
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Guilt By Association(Ad Hominem) Guilt by Association seems to have 2 variations: 1). A makes claim X B responds by asserting that A associates with (or is a member of) Z, some person or group that is disfavored and/ or despised. Therefore A is not credib... |
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Logical fallacy?"The court accepts eye witnesses as evidence. Therefore, you should accept that I saw a ghost because I have eye witnesses." |
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What is the difference between these two fallacies?Hi, what is the difference between cherry picking and the texas sharpshooter fallacy ? Many sources i found online say they are the same? |