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Pseudo-reasoning

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Pseudo-reasoning

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Fallacies: mistake in reasoning, when reasoning fails to justify acceptance of a claim.

A fallacious argument can have true premises, and an argument with false premises is not necessarily a fallacious argument.
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A fallacious argument can have true premises

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Affirming the Consequent

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Denying the Antecedent

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Is-Ought

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Base Rate Fallacy

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Bandwagon
(majority belief)

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Appeal to Popularity

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