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Western culture includes a strong memeplex implying that new things are superior to old things. Westerners believe in progress and have experienced scientific advances which lead to westerners getting many new products and benefiting from new processes which we value. Sometimes we hope desperately that further scientific advance will solve problems like global warming. Advertising encourages us to believe that new is better even when the main novelty is in packaging.

We prepared several lists for you:

Alphabetical list of logical fallacies - just plain alphabetical.

List of Syllogistic fallacies - with definitions and examples

List of Formal Fallacies - same, with definitions and examples

The biggest obstacle we face today is divisiveness. The second biggest obstacle is misinformation, which prevents unity, and the third obstacle is logical fallacy.

https://www.logical-fallacy.com/articles/appeal-to-emotions/

We tried to get together all kinds of this fallacy with their examples, enjoy

CONTENTS

Definition

Appeal to Fear or Consequences

Appeal to Guilt

Appeal to Ridicule

Appeal to Anger

Appeal to Spite

Appeal to Disgust

Appeal to Flattery

Appeal to Pity

Appeal to Patriotism

Pooh-pooh

Wishful thinking

We have published a new article: Begging the Question Fallacy.

There are definitions, comparison to  Circular Reasoning and several examples.

https://www.logical-fallacy.com/articles/begging-the-question/

"You are with us or you are against us" is a very common example of False Dichotomy. False Dilemma Logical Fallacy is a type of argument, when removing an option from the list. that's why it's also called No Middle Ground or black-and white fallacy.Read more: False Dilemma Logical Fallacy

She's just a schoolgirl! How can she understand anything about global warming?

That type of talk is Personal Attack / Argumentum Ad Hominem -  when in discussion you are shifting argument from topic to the person.

In this article we are showing  types of personal attacks together with examples

- Argumentum Ad Hominem circumstantial/Guilt by association

- Ad Personam

- Kafka-trapping

- Traitorous critic fallacy

- Ad Hominem Tu Quoque

- Poisoning the well

- Tone policing

New review of Australian news grouped by logical fallacies in comments.