How to Think Better – Avoid These 5 Logical Fallacies

How to Think Better – Avoid These 5 Logical Fallacies

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  1. What's the fallacy that's about how you think the simplest answer is more likely to be true? "I don't know about all that. If a young child can't understand it, it ain't worth knowing." Or, "No, that can't be right. I don't understand that so it can't be right."

  2. funny several of these apply to the atheist/evolutionist.

    #5 is especially funny considering that just because someone has an evolutionary biology degree, doesnt mean they aren't full of crap.

  3. I would say you used both Strawman and Argued from Ignorance when speaking about a "spaghetti monster." I'll call it a passive aggressive attempt at anyone who have legitimate reasons for faith. Although, you won't get an argument out of me that many people of faith need to do a better job of answering tough questions and admitting faith in itself would have to acknowledge our own limits of what we know.