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    as facts‚ quotes‚ and statistics.) Type your response here: c. Errors in logic‚ or fallacies‚ can make an argument appear weak and unconvincing. Read about good arguments versus fallacies‚ and complete the five exercises. Then write two syllogisms of your own that are based on fallacies‚ and explain their logical errors. You might choose from these fallacies: validity problem‚ post hoc‚ slippery slope‚ straw man‚ inconsistency‚ begging the question‚ false dilemma‚ non sequitur‚ and ad hominem

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    completely revoked as a result of the child’s region of birth being outside of our country. A rhetorical fallacy is‚ in most cases‚ an incorrect argumentation in reasoning that results in a misconception. In this analysis‚ I will investigate both the favoring and the refusing interpretations of the argument regarding free education for immigrant children and I will identify the rhetorical fallacies portrayed by each view‚ used in attempt to defend their position. Fainaru’s article was originally

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    more aware of the surroundings than animals (Coren‚ 2009). He also mentioned that used the story of the dog to support their arguments. Consequently it can be inferred that he’s indirectly accusing them of approaching slippery slope fallacy. The author himself used a false dilemma fallacy when he mentioned that in ancient times‚ struggling communities had to either struggle because of their overpopulation and necessity or to kill their children to survive which is not

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    position against addiction being termed a disease. In light of the problem presented and the position taken‚ I will analyze the passage. I will demonstrate that the author’s position is not justified by critically evaluating logical fallacies‚ narrow usage of concepts and lack of definition‚ unacceptability and insufficiency of claims. A macro level appraisal of the passage will also be provided. Peele is not successful in defending his thesis as he does not substantiate

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    asking for spas and swimming pools. Then it will be racquetball courts‚ tennis courts‚ and fitness centers.Expenditures for these facilities for the secretaries will drive the company into bankruptcy.Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: |    Slippery slope | | | | | * Question 2 0 out of 5 points | | | People are driving their cars like maniacs tonight. There must be a full moon.Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: |    Composition | | | | | * Question 3 5 out of

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    bias is that Mrs. Clinton is a woman; therefore of course she would want more empowerment for her own gender. She can relate to woman because she is one‚ therefore it makes sense why she would want to fight for our rights. I want to say that one fallacy that Mrs. Clinton may have used is apple polishing. The reason that I say this is because since this is a woman’s conference she mentioned that if we women are healthy and educated our families will flourish. As a woman listening to her say that I

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    1) Only one in four Australians say they would vote for the Gillard Government‚ therefore the Gillard government is unpopular. 2) The Gillard Government is unpopular because of her inadequate governing skills and the introduction of carbon tax. 3. (a) Argument (b) Explanation (c) Argument (d) Explanation 4. No‚ statement two is not valid as human beings could be killed by accident‚ or by natural disasters.. Statement one has no counter argument as murder only applies to humans‚ therefore

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    everyone and anyone regardless of race and religion. Therefore‚ by not voting for men as president‚ each individual’s car will catch on fire‚ then each one will lose their jobs‚ so as a result each individual will live a horrible and miserable life (Slippery Slope). Apart from this a survey was conducted between my family members and friends. Each one of them stated that I was the best candidate for the

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    means they must have been smart – which means you’re smart” 5. All three statements listed above are incredibly loaded and slanted. There’s no way Hope can know what these incoming students are capable of‚ even if they are legacies. 7. Logical fallacies: “If your parents

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    Philosophy is the systematic explanation. Science is description‚ generalization‚ or law and demands a single explanation‚ which is philosophy. The explanation which philosophy offers is what must be the case in order for something to be as it is. Thales was an astronomer who was the first to predict an eclipse of the sun in 585 B.C. Thales said that the universe is one thing which was water‚ or matter. Thales lived in Miletus‚ then part of Greece and now present day Turkey. Herakleitos said

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