ad hominem - Attacking the person making the argument, rather than the argument itself. , bandwagon fallacy - Claiming an argument is true because it has popular support., false dilemma - Thinking there are only two possible conclusions when there may be alternatives not yet considered., red herring - An attempt to redirect attention away from a relevant issue by introducing another irrelevant issue., slippery slope - A claim that one event leads to another event and so on until we come to an awful or disastrous conclusion., straw man  - A claim that misrepresents someone's argument to make it easier to defeat, false equivalence - When someone tries to make two things seem equally good or bad, even though they are different in nature.  , false cause - A mistake in thinking where one says that just because one thing happened right before another, the first thing must have caused the second thing. , hasty generalization - When someone makes a broad, sweeping claim about a whole group based on only one or two examples, without enough proof., circular reasoning - When someone uses a claim to support itself and doesn't provide evidence. ,

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