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Nathan Slash

Is This Fallacy of Equivocation?

She asked her mom to teach her how to perfectly cook heart-shaped  pancakes since the ones she cooks always look ‘heartbroken’

asked on Monday, Jun 28, 2021 04:26:43 AM by Nathan Slash

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Premises? Conclusion? We need to hear an argument before we can identify a fallacy.

posted on Monday, Jun 28, 2021 05:50:27 AM

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Bo Bennett, PhD
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As Prof M suggests, there is no argument here. This is just a statement, so no fallacies.

answered on Monday, Jun 28, 2021 06:56:53 AM by Bo Bennett, PhD

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