What kind of logical fallacy is this?

	What kind of logical fallacy is this? "Do many more studies. You are not worth arguing with me." If someone keep telling it that I don't know anything so I am not worthy to argue with him. What kind of logical fallacy he is making?
	asked on Tuesday, Dec 31, 2019 11:56:04 AM by
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mchasewalker 1	Just your basic ad hominem (to the man) diatribe. It's not necessarily a fallacy if a person's credentials are being called into question. If someone is not qualified for a certain subject it's permissible to call them out for being over their head. However, an ad hominem (insult) is an attack on the person rather than the claim, and that can be a fallacious error in argumentation.
	answered on Tuesday, Dec 31, 2019 12:13:25 PM by mchasewalker
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