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that burden of proofs don't have to make any sense.

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I do not like fallacies especially Straw Man

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It's like a snowball, it keeps building.

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I can't always differentiate the different fallacies.

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Straw Man is very bad and Dichotomy would have been a better choice but Griffin argued with me.

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How do we point out other's logical fallacies without sounding like a total jerk?

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Los fallices

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I learned that

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i am still confused about post hoc

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This fallacy is actually genius. I will definitely use this when not in English.

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Mcdonalds needs to be burnt down

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I learnt that fallacies important

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A burden of proof is incredibly obnoxious

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I learned about all of the types of fallacies out there  and how they work.

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that strawman fallacies are basically really dumb exaggerations, but I still need to learn more.

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that it is hard to disprove a fallacy except for saying I is a fallacy

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I learned there’s many different ways to prove something wrong. I need more review on them and to look at more examples cause I’m confused on 

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I learned there’s many different ways to prove something wrong. I need more review on them and to look at more examples cause I’m confused on 

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I understand the usage of words and fallacies.

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I understand the usage of words and fallacies.

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Knowing fallacies are useful to check your argument, proving them wrong is even more difficult.

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f btgHU*IM(O^hnmji

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I learned that most of the time, when someone is arguing something specific, the other person would argue the broader subject that pertains to the topic

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I learned that there's many ways many ways to prove someone wrong based on fallacies...and that Quinn is a back stabbing, puppy hating, monster!!

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THANK YOU FOR ASKING! :)

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I learned that logical fallacies have fancy names but we use them all the time

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I learned that post hoc is when 1 thing happens and then anther thing happens, but thing 1 didn't cause thing 2

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I learned that there are many ways to argue or attack claims. I still want to further understand the difference between some fallacies such as slippery slope and post hoc.

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I learned that there are lots of types of logical fallacies

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I learned that there are lots of types of logical fallacies

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I learned that there are many different ways to argue a point. And not all fallacys make logical sense. Some use biased opinions, some used because A happened it caused B. While others say that just because a lot of people like or do it , you

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I learned that hasty generalization involves using a small percent of people to represent a hole in an arguement

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I learned about all the fallacies because I didn’t even know that they were things in the first place.

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I learned that a hasty generalization only includes some of the population

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I learned that a hasty generalization only includes some of the population

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If I study more, I will know all them

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And how post hoc is kind of like an incorrect cause and effect

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I learned that a hasty generalization fallacy takes information from a limited or small percentage of the population that is applied to the whole. I still need to know what straw man fallacy is.

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I learned that a hasty generalization fallacy takes information from a limited or small percentage of the population that is applied to the whole. I still need to know what straw man fallacy is.

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I need to study in order to actually learn them and tell the differences between them.

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I need to study in order to actually learn them and tell the differences between them.

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I learned that Hasty Generalization is when information from a skewed percentage of a population is applied to the whole. I still need to study most of the fallacies.

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I became more understanding of the difference between Slippery Slope and Post Hoc

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I learned that there are many different ways to argue a point. Not all of the fallacys make logical sense. Some fallacys use unimportant facts, some use biased opinions, some say that because everyone likes it or

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I learned that in Straw Man fallacy someone refutes the argument by bringing in another point or argument

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I learned that in a straw man fallacy someone attacks an argument that wasn't brought up because its easier to argue than the actual argument

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post hoc and slippery slope fallacies are somewhat very similar.

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I learned that there are a lot of ways to make a bad argument.

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I learned that there are a lot of ways to make a bad argument.

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i learned that guilt by association is when you say something is wrong because it is associated with something/someone bad

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If I just study these more I will get it e

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I still want to know to differentiate ad hominem and guilt by association

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I learned that Ad Hominem is refuting someone by attacking their credibility.

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I learned that Ad Hominem is refuting someone by attacking their credibility.

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I learned

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I learned that the Straw Man fallacy is an argument that has two different sides to that argument, where one may misunderstand the other.

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i learned that

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I learned that red herring is irrelevant points

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I learned that red herring is irrelevant points

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guilt by association can be ineffective if it everyone dislikes the figure. I still need work on all of them

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I learned that examples are usually very dramatic and over the top

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I learned that straw man can have very similar claims but they are just different enough to be refuting a different claim than what was made.

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I learned that straw man can have very similar claims but they are just different enough to be refuting a different claim than what was made.

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I learned that guilt by association stating an idea that is incorrect because of someone's influnce on the topic

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I learned that ad hominem is man. That it is attacking someone's credibility of the person you're arguing with, in order to refute. 

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I learned that ad hominem is man. That it is attacking someone's credibility of the person you're arguing with, in order to refute. 

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I learned that guilt by association is claiming an idea is incorrect due to the people associated with it

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I learned that Straw Man arguments can be very similar to one another but still different.

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I learned that Straw Man arguments can be very similar to one another but still different.

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I learned that actual names for the logical fallacies we use all the time.

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I learned that in Straw Man you do not refute the point that they are making.

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I learned that straw man fallacy is when someone refutes an argument by bringing another argument into the situation

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i learned that hasty generalization is when you jump to a conclusion without actual data. i still question other fallacies though, and need to study ( ◠‿◠ )

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I learned that a straw man argument is when a person brings up a point but the person they are talking to brings up a point that doesn't apply to the conversation

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I learned that hasty generalization is a biased claim on information. A small group is what the whole claim is made from instead of one big group

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I learned that hasty generalization is a biased claim on information. A small group is what the whole claim is made from instead of one big group