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A category of fallacies that argue against a claim by personally attacking the person who made the claim on a topic that is unrelated.

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A type of fallacy that uses pity as a evidence to a claim instead of facts or reasoning.

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A type of logical fallacy where the speaker assumes the statement to be true and includes the conclusion of the argument in the claim itself.

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A fallacy that uses an authority figure as evidence to an argument that actually has no authority to the argument.

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A type of fallacy that makes claims to win the enthusiasm of the majority of people.

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Also known as: Black and white thinking 

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Also known as: Black and white thinking 

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Type of informal fallacy where the speaker assumes that one claim is false therefore making the other one to be true, when in fact they could both be false.

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An informal fallacy that rushes to a conclusion about an argument without the proper statistics or facts to prove it.

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A fallacy that claims a small event will inevitably lead to a bad chain of reactions that will eventually cause a significant problem.

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A technique where someone distorts their opponents argument into something that's easier to attack.

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A claim that compares two different ideas/objects that actually differ when it comes to what they are being compared on.

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The act of trying to persuade someone using force, intimidation, or authority without any regards for the person.

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Also known as: Argumentum ad ignorantiam

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Also known as: Argumentum ad ignorantiam

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An assumption made solely by a lack of evidence to the contrary.

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A fallacy that says one event causes another simply because it happened before the event.