“Logic is the beginning of wisdom, not the end.” — Leonard Nimoy
Logical fallacies are flaws in reasoning that weaken an argument, or tricks of thought used as a debate tactic in order to persuade people. They are commonplace in all types of debates and discussions — in politics, advertising, media, and our everyday conversations — whether they are used intentionally or committed unknowingly due to a lack of argumentation skills.
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Guide to Logical Fallacies
Lists of Fallacies
- A Guide to 12 Common Rhetorical Fallacies (With Examples)
- 10 Common Logical Fallacies with Examples Everyone Should Know