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Is There A Logical Fallacy Here?Often when you're in a debate you get a response such as this "there is nothing that can be done". Would this be an error in reasoning because there are no alternatives presented? Or is there a finite point that nothing can really be done? If there ... |
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What logical fallacies are in this depopulation by vaccination argument?P1: There is a globalist conspiracy to depopulate the earth with covid vaccines. P2: 100s of Dr's say the vaccines are dangerous, kill people, and are causing the outbreak. P3: None of these Dr's have been sued by the vaccine manufactu... |
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Is there a logical fallacy here? "The universe could be infinite in size".(What follows is a philosophical, theoretical scenario.) Is any of it fallacious? Bill (B) : I think the universe could be infinite in size, and in all directions. Joe (J) : infinity is a mathematical concept, which cannot be actualised. There is ... |
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China had the capability to create Covid-19.Is this a logical fallacy? China had the capability and biological warfare programs to create Covid-19. Therefore, China did create covid-19. |
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99% survival rate of covid-19, therefore we should do nothing to stop it.What fallacy is this? Person 1: Covid has a 99% survival rate, therefore we should not be wearing masks, taking vaccines and implementing mandates. |
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Gaps fallacyPerson1: DNA is encoded information, a language with rules like spoken words or a computer code. The cell contains nanomolecular machinery that reads and interprets this information to build the structures of the cell. There is no known material sub... |
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Is this a valid or fallacious argument, and why?If dinosaurs died millions of years ago, then scientists wouldn’t find DNA in dinosaur fossils. Scientists found DNA in dinosaur fossils. Therefore, dinosaurs didn’t die millions of years ago. The argument form would resemble this (... |
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Fallacy of a single causeThis first post to this site. So far I find it very informative. My question is, is the fallacy of a single cause, the same as reductionism, or reductivism? My understanding is that reductionism is to break down a complex system, into smaller segm... |
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You are free to believe that...Often when I am talking to conspiracy types and I present the evidence and logic for a particular explanation of something they think is a hoax (spacecraft launching satellites for example) they reply with: 'You are free to believe that, I won't jud... |
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What is wrong with this reasoning?Bill (B), is a strong believer in God Joe (J), is an atheist B - God created entirety. Absolutely everything. Nothing existed before God. J - Nothing? No matter, no energy, no particles, just unbounded void? B - Yes. J - How is it logically possibl... |