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What's wrong with this logic?THE AVERAGE MAN TODAY. 1. No masculinity. 2. No skills. 3. No confidence. 4. No financial literacy 5. No discpline. 6. No purpose. 7. No emotional intelligence. 8. No meaningful pursuit. 9. No workout... |
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What fallacy is it to dismiss something by comparing it to something similiar?I am talking about the argument made in this tweet . |
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What fallacy is this being used to ignore my sourcesSo I was giving a lengthy argument full of citations and sources against someone. His response : No, I just refuse to communicate with a person who is so lazy he cannot formulate his own ideas. Form a defence formed in logic and then use th... |
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Missing the forest for the trees.With the current talk about "DEI" I wonder, are they conflating something bad/failure with skin color (i.e "They only got the job because they are a minority, not because they are good at their job!"). Not only that but would they be overfocusing on... |
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Is everyone in this Reddit thread doing "No True Scotsman"?The basic gist of this post is the idea that the Trump Assassin, Thomas Crooks, despite evidence of voting Republican , he was anti-Trump, and thus not Republican. What idiots like you fail to understand is that it doesn't matter what his vo... |
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What's wrong with this logic?Men can make hundreds of babies per year. Women can only make one. You're holding the wrong sex accountable. |
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the fallacy of the non-demonstrable fundamental componentVirology is a science that has a fundamental definition that an inactive/“dead” virus enters a cell and hijacks cell functions for replication If there is no reproducible non-circular science that experimentally demonstrated this ... |
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I feel this is reductiveFrom here : Sorry, but intersex people don't actually exist, in the sense that I think you're trying to imply. No one is born with both sexes or somewhere in the middle of both sexes. What happens is that people are born with ... |
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I speak for a groupSomeone announces that they speak for a group because they SAY they are part of that group. |
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A fallacy in Exception part of "Appeal to Emotion""Exceptions: Appealing to emotions is a very powerful and necessary technique in persuasion . We are emotional creatures ; therefore, we often make decisions and form beliefs erroneously based on emotions, when reason and logic tell us other... |