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• Logical fallacy
  ...acies''' are common ways in which arguments can fail. In [[philosophy]], a logical fallacy tends to be a formal fallacy - a flaw in the logical structure of the argum
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• Logical fallacy/Definition
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• Logical fallacy/Related Articles
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• Straw man
  ...traw Man">{{cite web |url=http://www.fallacyfiles.org/strawman.html |title=Logical Fallacy: Straw Man |format= |work= |accessdate=}}</ref>.
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• No true Scotsman/Definition
  [[Logical fallacy]] where one avoids association with an unpleasant act or person by defining
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• No true Scotsman/Related Articles
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• Logical fallacy
  ...acies''' are common ways in which arguments can fail. In [[philosophy]], a logical fallacy tends to be a formal fallacy - a flaw in the logical structure of the argum
  2 KB (368 words) - 13:37, 24 September 2009
• Ad hominem/Definition
  Informal logical fallacy where one literally goes against the man, attacking the source of an argume
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• Argumentum ad populum/Definition
  [[Logical fallacy]] that concludes the truth or falsity of a position on the popularity of th
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• Argumentum ad populum
  '''Argumentum ad populum''' (Latin: appeal to the people) is an [[logical fallacy|informal fallacy]] that argues from the popularity of a position to the tru
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• Ad hominem
  ...'''ad hominem''', sometimes abbreviated '''ad hom''') is an ''informal'' [[logical fallacy]] where one literally goes ''against the man'', attacking the source of an
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• No true Scotsman
  '''No true Scotsman''' is a [[logical fallacy]] where someone attempts to avoid association with an unpleasant act or per
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• Crime
  ...are "not crimes." These individuals may perpetrate crimes based on some [[logical fallacy]] or rationalization of their actions. Those viewpoints can be, but are no
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• Lewis Carroll
  ...nd get-at-able form - and, more valuable than all, the power to detect ''[[logical fallacy|fallacies]]'', and to tear to pieces the flimsy illogical arguments, which
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• Cost of nuclear power/Debate Guide
  This logical fallacy I shall name as ''argumentum ad momentum''. One need only look at recent po
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