Fallacies

@Unity · 10 months ago

Fallacies are tools of deception. Fallacies are called arguments that fail to be logically valid but are somehow accepted based on false or fake logic. People often use fallacies to promote an ide...

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@Nyctofiles · 3 years ago

Logical Fallacies: Know to Avoid

Logical Fallacies are like air,they are everywhere and seem unnoticeable for many people. But unlike air,these are not beneficial and should be avoided. I spend most of my time in social medias—in Fa...

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@KinakalawangKawal · 3 years ago

The rise of Fallacies

Fallacies has been part of everyday life of normal people that could be seen through jokes, sarcasm or just normal conversations. Weirdly enough these supposed uses of fallacies has now spread to the...

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@kli4d · 3 years ago

Top 5 Fallacies that Filipinos Always Use (and what does it mean)

We, Filipinos are prominent users of fallacies. Some of you may don't even know what does fallacy means. But trust me, we always use this in our daily conversation especially when we are having an arg...

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@Junichiro90 · 3 years ago

Spotting Common Fallacies.

We are communicating everyday in our lives; exchanging thoughts, expressing ideas, and making a discourse. And one of the most used venue for discourse is SOCIAL MEDIA. Well, we are all witness to wha...

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@Pearlkel · 2 years ago

Logical Fallacies- You May Be Guilty Too.

Lead image Logic is the systematic study of valid rules of inference, i.e. the relations that lead to the acceptance of one proposition (the conclusion) on the basis of a set of other propositions...

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@MarielB22 · 2 years ago

Don't Apologize to the Woke Mob

Those who embrace cancel culture are far from democratic. Instead, they are virtue signaling fascists embroiled in self-hatred and the clinical denial of the truth. When you find yourself (or your gro...

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@Kennysplash · 2 years ago

The lies they told us

For every good reason there is to lie, there is a better reason to tell the truth -Bo Bennet You have most likely heard it said that colour red will incite a bull to rage; that it is right to li...

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@CryptoMax · 3 years ago

Bitcoin's Cave: Plato Would Buy BCH

One of the best metaphors out there and one I find relevant for a whole lot of topics is Plato's timeless "Allegory of the Cave". Most of you have heard, read about, or even studied this representat...

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@Afrin11 · 3 years ago

How_to_debate

Hey friends.. Whats up? Now i am going to tell about #How_to_debate I hope you like it so much.. Theism survives on the strength of bad reasoning. Believer means evil intellect and unscienti...

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@Amy05 · 2 years ago

Not Always Right

There are times when we feel like we are so knowledgeable upon many things, and choose to disregard others opinions as we’re holding onto what we just know. But, what if the pieces of information we...

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@AnsleyLivy · 3 years ago

Talking About Logical Fallacy

Logical Fallacy? What is that? Is it important? Perhaps a question like that which first comes to our minds, When you hear about Logical Fallacy or what is often called heretical thinking. In everyda...

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@JCnakama · 2 years ago

The gambler's fallacy.

The fallacy is an incorrect argument, but that in a superficial analysis is easy to be admitted as valid. The persuasive power of any fallacy lies in its persuasive nature: without a calm analysis it...

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@Axelerate · 3 years ago

#LiteraryFriday|Shifts and Glitches

#LiteraryFriday | Shifts and Glitches Have you ever been woken up by sudden thoughts about your own existence? Wondering where you got them or where they came from as they pierce your soul and make...

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@honeyflex360 · 2 years ago

The Fallacy of hasty generalization-1

What's up beautiful family, it's once again the start of another promising week. Flow with the tide, and don't be caught up not being on the ride.lol!! I am a kind of observant writer, willing to alw...

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@sarahsmith41094 · 3 years ago

Beat The Pandemic With An IT Asset Management Software

The ongoing pandemic has caused a series of unexpected changes in the way the world functions. For IT businesses, working remotely is the only option to keep up with the current scenario. This way, IT...

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@kli4d · 3 years ago

What $ 300,000,000 US Dollars can buy?

A few months ago, Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth), a government-owned health insurance company, is been involved in a scandal. Ricardo Morales, the person assigned by Duterte to l...

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@kravmagansw · 2 years ago

6 common misconceptions of self-defense

There are a lot of misconceptions out there in martial arts when it comes to self-defence . Some people do not realize that a ton of self-defence training is missing critical aspects encountered i...

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@PrudenceLouise1 · 2 years ago

God of the Gaps - Engineering God in the scientific image

From both sides of the debate God of the Gaps is used as a disparaging critique of an argument. The non-theist often considers the accusation sufficient to refute the argument. The theist is keen to a...

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@RowanSkie · 3 years ago

Cryptocurrency Market Lists Do Not Matter for Bitcoin Cash

There is something that is currently going on within the cryptocurrency communities, specifically the Bitcoin and Ethereum communities, in which they are currently being stopped by transaction fees. T...

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@Wordsfromthebible · 2 years ago

Myth of Elizabethan English

One famous American language myth holds that English is still spoken exactly as it was in Shakespeare's time in a distant area of the Ozarks or possibly the Appalachians. That the first Europeans to a...

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@jekai_88 · 3 years ago

The Zombie Apocalypse

This is just one of the many posts on social media that had been circulating for a while now which somewhat alarmed others especially those who are easily swayed. Theories of this zombie apocalypse k...

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@thesotiris · 1 month ago

The Roman Empire was Socialist: Squashing the SPQR wet dream in 9 steps

Appeal to definition fallacies concern themselves with form rather than function. Yes I am well aware that the word “ socialism ” appeared well after the Roman Empire was reduced to nothing but dust,...

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@MKFAWKES · 3 years ago

Your magick is weak

The Discussion of Reli Gio Forms, Differences, Explanations, and the Unexplained Personally, discussion is overwhelming. Further along, I will proceed to explain why. A few years ago I attempted to...

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@Yayaya13 · 3 years ago

Philippine History (reflection)

News and data were quite helpful in knowing the story hidden in our history. It is sometimes helpful to just listen and be knowledgeable to every news and issues of our country. But what really happ...

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@SaraEllen · 2 years ago

Ethical Psychology (7). Beyond Rationalism

Article Number: Don't remember. 7th Article Of The Series"Ethical Psychology" Date May, 20 , 2022 Friday . Time: 09:58 AM Hi good afternoon. Have Blessings of of blessed Friday. How are my...

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@Jento · 2 years ago

City lights – urban life!

The busy streets and the rustling roads, and the city lights that brightens the evening – an urban life. I wouldn’t say it’s a promising life. But generally, it’s promising for some, success for some...

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@CryptoMax · 3 years ago

BCH is Good, Banks Are Bad, CBDCs are Worse!

I have been seeing a lot of talk about CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies) and I simply have to come forward and address this. We Bitcoin Cash lovers simply love freedom, sound financial liberty...

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@Ellehcim · 2 years ago

Without it, Expect War

This is a long due challenge accepted from my fellow writer here, @noisytoothie . Hey there, I hope I am still not too late. Respect is such a vast word that can be interpreted in endless ways. I...

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@Jento · 1 year ago

Exploring: Writing for an audience

Okay. I need extra income and a bunch of them, loads if I might be lucky! So there was an advertisement on FB that I clicked, it was about “freelancing: writing emails”. To be honest, I’m not saying...

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