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A <strong className="text-current">Logical Fallacy</strong> is an error in reasoning that invalidates an argument. They are common pitfalls in debate and rhetoric, often used intentionally to manipulate or mislead.

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"You're just a philosophy major, so your opinion on the economy is wrong." (Ad Hominem)

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<p>Common types of fallacies include:</p>

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<strong>Ad Hominem:</strong> Attacking the person rather than the argument.

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<strong>Straw Man:</strong> Misrepresenting someone's argument to make it easier to attack.

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<strong>Post Hoc:</strong> Assuming correlation implies causation.

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<strong>False Dilemma:</strong> Presenting only two options when more exist.

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