COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

Logical fallacies are flawed arguments used in reasoning. Errors dressed as logic.

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Fallacies are patterns of bad reasoning—like ad hominem or false dilemma—that can sound persuasive. Learning them helps you diagnose why an argument fails even when it “feels” convincing.

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