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Weak Analogy?1. Human body is more complex than a snowman. 2. Nature can't create snowman which is less complex than humans 3. Therefore nature can't create human and hence god exists. |
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Is this a logical fallacy?1. Daniel claims that you should trust God exists because he said so to people. 2. Max claims that it is circular reasoning and it can also be alien's communicating it can be anything. 3. Daniel claims that when you call a person you see that it i... |
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Educated people are not rudeThere was an article where a scientist expressed the argument that unvaccinated people against COVID-19 provide hospitality for the virus to multiply(in a far greater degree than in a vaccinated person) and therefore pose a greater risk for the viru... |
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Can someone help me out with all the fallacies and manipulation tactics in this argument? As well as the moral dilemma.(Person 1 and person 2 live together. Person 1 pays all the bills, person 2 does all the home chores) Person 2: My friend invited me to go to an amusement park so I am going. Person 1: I have a personal choice of not exposing myself to lots ... |
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Perjury/Blasphemy TrapThis is sort of a Morton's Fork type question that I see mostly judges and cops ask in the presence of an audience whose purpose is to induce the Social Desirability Effect in the mind and behavior of the one being questioned. A person in court/jai... |
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Is this a Fallacy“I'm sure I'll take you with pleasure!" the Queen said. "Twopence a week, and jam every other day." Alice couldn't help laughing, as she said, "I don't want you to hire me - and I don't care for jam." "It's very good jam," said the Queen. "Wel... |
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Is this apparently nonsensical statement logically valid?If 2+6=9 then 2+6+2+6=18 |
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Where is the logical fallacy in this statement?I found this statement on twitter: "If America is so racist, why is it the most popular country for people to immigrate to?" Where is the logical fallacy? |
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Evaluation of Kalam cosmological argumentAre there any flaws with this argument? 1. Everything that begins to exist has a cause. 2. The universe began to exist. C. Therefore, the universe has a cause. I don't believe this is an argument for God since God is not part of the argument. The ar... |
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Following something ideologically, not practicallySuppose I follow something ideologically, not practically. Does it fall under any fallacy OR if someone accuses me of that, will he be making any fallacy? There are things we DONT FOLLOW practically but we do approve it or follow ideologically. ... |