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1 Logical Fallacies List
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2 Logical Fallacies Logical Fallacies Logical Fallacies
Ad Baculum Ad Hominem Ad Populum Appeal to Authority Appeal to Pity Appeal to Tradition Argument from Ignorance Circular Argument Double Standard Either/Or Fallacy Equivocation Essentializing Fallacy Fallacy False Analogy False Cause Genetic Fallacy Half Truth Hasty Generalization Mind Projection Non Sequitur Occam’s Razor Questionable Authority Red Herring Slippery Slope Straw Man Scare Tactics Logical Fallacies Ad Baculum Ad Hominem Ad Populum Appeal to Authority Appeal to Pity Appeal to Tradition Argument from Ignorance Circular Argument Double Standard Either/Or Fallacy Equivocation Essentializing Fallacy Fallacy False Analogy False Cause Genetic Fallacy Half Truth Hasty Generalization Mind Projection Non Sequitur Occam’s Razor Questionable Authority Red Herring Slippery Slope Straw Man Scare Tactics Logical Fallacies Ad Baculum Ad Hominem Ad Populum Appeal to Authority Appeal to Pity Appeal to Tradition Argument from Ignorance Circular Argument Double Standard Either/Or Fallacy Equivocation Essentializing Fallacy Fallacy False Analogy False Cause Genetic Fallacy Half Truth Hasty Generalization Mind Projection Non Sequitur Occam’s Razor Questionable Authority Red Herring Slippery Slope Straw Man Scare Tactics Logical Fallacies Ad Baculum Ad Hominem Ad Populum Appeal to Authority Appeal to Pity Appeal to Tradition Argument from Ignorance Circular Argument Double Standard Either/Or Fallacy Equivocation Essentializing Fallacy Fallacy False Analogy False Cause Genetic Fallacy Half Truth Hasty Generalization Mind Projection Non Sequitur Occam’s Razor Questionable Authority Red Herring Slippery Slope Straw Man Scare Tactics

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