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if it's true of the whole then it must be be true of the parts. If my flat is about half the size of your flat, then it follows logically that my doors must be half the size of your doors.

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-Over simplifies and distorts the argument before attacking.
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fallacy of the strawman
idea of the argument under discussion that was not addressed.
example: Person 1: The children's winter concert at the school should include non-Christmas songs too. Person 2- you wont be happy until Christmas songs are banned from the radio

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1. Fallacy to tradition
2. Using tradition as a conclusion as to why something is right/correct.
3. This medicine has been used for centuries, so it should still be used.

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arguementum ad fallacy
this fallacy is also known as a bandwagon. This is when people believe there is a somewhat high chance of something so they believe it is true. An example of this is the super bowl and how people jump on the bandwagon for a winning team

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1.Falacy of Stawman. 2.Misrepresenting an argument often in an over exaggerating way
3. A family getting a pet
Wife ¨Id rather have a dog.¨ Husband ¨why do you hate cats¨

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Fallacious appeals to authority - this is when you get an opinion from someone who is NOT an expert on a topic
Example: athletes and movie stars being looked to for their opinions on govt and social issues. We all get an opinion. One person's is not more true because they happen to be an actor.

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My dog barks whenever there is an intruder

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My dog barks whenever there is an intruder

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This fallacy claims that your dog only barks when there is an intruder, and this is not true because a dog could be barking at a squirrel.

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1. Red Herring Fallacy
2. A Red Herring Fallacy, an attempt to mislead or distract from the relevant topic
3. "Wow, Dad, it's really hard to make a living on my salary." Father: "Consider yourself lucky, son.

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The gambler's fallacy. the idea that good luck or back luck exist. If you flip a coin and head lands face up 4 or 5 times most people will say that the coin will land on the tail side next time.

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Fallacy of Composition
If some parts are true then the whole thing true
if a tire is made of rubber then the whole vehicle is made of rubber

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If its true of the parts then its true of the whole
If there are 3 great hockey players on the team then the team must be good.

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when you argue that your conclusion must be true because there is no evidence against it. This fallacy wrongly shifts the burden of proof away from the one making the claim.

“No one has ever proven that UFOs haven't visited earth yet, so I believe that they have.”

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1. Write the name of 1 of the fallacies.
2. Define the fallacy.
3. Provide an example of the fallacy you selected. Explain your example in writing. If it helps, you can include a picture.

We will be sharing this as a whole class.