What fallacy is this: a solution is presented, suggesting that a problem exists?
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Original Question
I'm trying to figure out what logical fallacy is invoked when a solution is introduced, which immediately implying that a problem must exist. Like how instant rice suggests some level of technical difficulty to rice boiling. Or pre-made pie crust suggests that pie crust is hard.
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Answers
1It is an implicit form of begging the question
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