Editing Logical Fallacies (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Logical Fallacy''' — An error in reasoning that renders an argument "Invalid" or "Weak."
* '''Common Fallacies''':
** '''Ad Hominem''' — Attacking the "Person" making the argument instead of the "Argument itself."
** '''Straw Man''' — Creating a "Weak or Fake version" of your opponent's argument to "Blow it down" easily.
** '''Slippery Slope''' — Arguing that "If we do X, then Y will definitely happen, then Z, and then the World will End."
** '''Circular Reasoning''' (Begging the Question) — When the "Conclusion" is used as the "Proof" (e.g., "The Bible is true because God wrote it, and we know God exists because the Bible says so").
** '''Appeal to Authority''' — Saying something is true just because a "Famous person" said it.
** '''Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc''' — "After this, therefore because of this" (Assuming that because B happened after A, A **caused** B).
** '''False Dilemma''' (Black-and-White Thinking) — Presenting only "Two Options" when many more exist (e.g., "Either you are with us, or you are with the Terrorists").
** '''No True Scotsman''' — Moving the "Definition" of a group to "Exclude" a bad example (e.g., "No 'Real' Christian would do that").
** '''Confirmation Bias''' — Only "Looking for evidence" that "Proves you are right" and "Ignoring" anything that proves you are wrong.
** '''Bandwagon Effect''' (Appeal to Popularity) — Arguing that something is "Right" because "Everyone is doing it."
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