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What is the difference between these two fallacies?Hi, what is the difference between cherry picking and the texas sharpshooter fallacy ? Many sources i found online say they are the same? |
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The texas sharpshooter fallacy is more of a bias and cherry picking is more of a deliberate attempt to mislead. Cherry picking typically refers to picking different facts or studies, where the Texas sharpshooter fallacy typically refers to data points within a system/collection. They are very similar/ |
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answered on Sunday, Jan 30, 2022 03:28:06 PM by Bo Bennett, PhD | |||||||||||
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