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Several of these have names in Latin, but I mostly ignored that and ... Appeal To Widespread Belief (Bandwagon Argument, Peer Pressure, Appeal To Common Practice) ...
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A taxonomy of all of the logical fallacies listed in the Fallacy Files, based upon the subfallacy relationship. ... How to Use the Taxonomy | Main Menu ...
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