28: 7 common logical fallacies
October 18, 2016
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Today we discuss 7 common logical fallacies:
1. Self-referential incoherence: A position that when applied to itself refutes itself.
2. Straw man: Refuting a weaker version of your opponents position)
3. Ad hominem (Against the man): Attacking the person making the argument instead of the argument.
4. Tu quoque ("You too"): Accusing your opponent of committing the same thing he is accusing you of.
5. Genetic fallacy: Refuting an argument because of how it originated.
6. Ad baculum (Appeal to force): Appealing to force instead of reason.
7. Ad ignominiam (Appeal to shame): Appealing to shame instead of reason.
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