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 LOGICAL FALLACIES
• Fallacies are defects that weakens arguments.

• An argument is fallacious when it contains one or more

logical fallacies.

• A logical fallacy – is an argument that contains a mistake

in reasoning.
FALLACIES OF RELEVANCE

 LOOK WHO IS TALKING

 TWO WRONGS MAKE A RIGHT
 SCARE TACTICS
 APPEAL TO PITY
 BEGGING THE QUESTION
 LOOK WHO IS TAKING

• Fallacy of look who is talking is committed when an

arguer reject anther person’s argument or claim because
that person fails to practice what he preaches.
 LOOK WHO IS TAKING

THE RULE
APPLY TO
EVERYONE…
THIS INCLUDES
YOU…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T-Qh92HN8g
FALLACIES OF
INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE
1. Appeal to ignorance

2. Loaded Question

3. Weak Analogy

4. Post Hoc Fallacy

5. Mere Co-relation Fallacy

 Appeal to ignorance
• The fallacy of appeal to ignorance occurs when
an arguer asserts that a claim must be true
because no one has proven it false or,
conversely, that a claim must be false because no
one has proven it true.
Appeal to ignorance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MU_Q5doD76M
THANK YOU