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| Hasty Generalization, define and premise |
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Insufficient Premise. Jumping to conclusions, one action taints all.
"Pedro crossed the border illegally, all Mexicans cross illegally."
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| What is true for the whole is true for the parts.irrelevant |
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| What is true for the parts is true for the whole.irrelevant |
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| Slippery Slope, what type of premise and how is it defined. |
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Allowing an action to happen causes another action.
"Evolution leads to crime and disorder."
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| Faulty Analogy, what type of premise and how is it defined. |
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Two things that resemble one another.
"The Earth has air, water and living organisms. Mars has air and water. Therefore Mars has living organisms."
Insufficient Premises |
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| False cause, premise and def. |
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Two events are casually connnected when they aren't.
Insufficient Premises. |
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| Unacceptable premise, talk in circles. |
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| Unacceptable premise, assumes only two alternatives exist when there are more. |
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| Irrelevant premise-attack credibility, unrelated |
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| Ignorance is not an excuse, irrelevant |
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| Reword a claim then tear it down, irrelevant |
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threat or harm to gain their back up
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| Switch the meaning of two words. irrelevant |
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A claim is true or false based on it's origin.
"Because they got it from here, it must be true/false." Irrelevant. |
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| Citing an expert in response. Irrelevant. |
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Right because it's been around so long.
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| Right because it's so popular. Irrelevant. |
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