Every Logical Fallacy Explained

Logical fallacies can sneak into arguments unnoticed, clouding our judgment and leading us astray. Understanding these common pitfalls of logic can empower us to think more critically and make informed decisions. From the fallacy of composition, assuming what's true for a part must be true for the whole, to the slippery slope, suggesting one small action will lead to catastrophic consequences, this video explores 25 fallacies with clear examples and explanations. Strengthen your critical thinking skills and become a more discerning consumer of information. #CriticalThinking #LogicalFallacies #DebunkingMisconceptions #EmpowerYourMind

[@robonator2945]

it is genuinely hilarious to me how many things this gets just objectively wrong.

[@badyoutuber1986]

Explain please

[@robonator2945]

​@@badyoutuber1986 mate you can just look uyp what half of these are and they're just factually wrong. For instance loaded question" isn't even really a fallacy as much as general sophistry. There isn't anything necessarily fallacious with asking a "loaded question" it's just a dick move since you're knwoingly creating a question which is prickly and hard to handle. But aside from that immediate issue, "When did you stop beating your wife" isn't a loaded question, it's begging the question. It's not "loaded" with anything, it is asking exactly what it means. It's not a huge complex question that's hard to tackle or touches on really iffy topics, it's extremely simple. The issue is that it assumes as it's premise that you *_have_* beaten your wife and at some point stopped. basically no part of this video would I consider consistently correct enough to bbother bother with. It's not even good as a list of fallacies because the things it lists aren't consistent.

[@dyllanusher1379]

I feel like this wasn't all of them! But thanks for sharing :)