Logical Fallacies

A fallacy where the argument repeats the claim in different wording without providing valid support.

A fallacy that occurs when a conclusion is drawn from an insufficient or biased sample.

A fallacy that presents only two options when more options may exist.

A fallacy that misrepresents an argument to make it easier to attack.

"I believe that I am trustworthy because I am honest."

"My friend got sick after eating at that restaurant, so all the food there must be bad."

"You either support this policy or you don't care about the future."

"People who want to regulate the internet just want to censor free speech."

It fails to provide real evidence, making the argument weak.

It can cause people to make broad assumptions about a group based on limited experiences.