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Fallacies of Logic[edit]

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Affirming the consequent
Analogy
Anangeon
Appeal to emotion
Appeal to probability
Argument
Argument from authority
Argumentation theory
Argumentum a contrario
Argumentum ad baculum
Argumentum ad captandum
Argumentum ad populum
Begging the question
Boolean algebra
Bulverism
Cartesian circle
Category mistake
Causality
Cognitive bias
Cognitive dissonance
Conditional probability
Confirmation bias
Confusion of the inverse
Conjunction fallacy
Consistency
Courtier's Reply
Critical thinking
Deductive fallacy
Deductive reasoning
Definist fallacy
Descriptive fallacy
Double counting (fallacy)
Drinking the Kool-Aid
Ecological fallacy
Ethos
Etymological fallacy
Evidence
Fallacies of definition
Fallacies of illicit transference
Fallacy
Fallacy of division
Fallacy of the undistributed middle
False attribution
False equivalence
False premise
Flag-waving
Formal fallacy
Greedy reductionism
Halo effect
Hasty generalization
Historical fallacy
Homunculus argument
Idola fori
Idola specus
Idola theatri
Idola tribus
If and only if
If-by-whiskey
Ignoratio elenchi
Inconsistent triad
Inductive reasoning
Infinite regress
Informal fallacy
Interpretation (logic)
Jingle-jangle fallacies
Judgmental language
List of fallacies
List of incomplete proofs
Logic
Logical connective
Logical consequence
Logical truth
Logos
Ludic fallacy
Masked man fallacy
Material conditional
Mathematical fallacy
Mathematical logic
Motivated reasoning
Moving the goalposts
Nirvana fallacy
Non sequitur (logic)
Package-deal fallacy
Parable of the broken window
Pathos
Politician's syllogism
Pooh-pooh
Post disputation argument
Post hoc ergo propter hoc
Predicate logic
Premise
Probability
Proposition
Propositional calculus
Prosecutor's fallacy
Proving too much
Rationalization (psychology)
Reason
Regression fallacy
Reification (fallacy)
Relativist fallacy
Retrospective determinism
Rule of inference
Soundness
Spurious relationship
Straw man
Sunk costs
Survivorship bias
Syllogism
Tautology (logic)
Third-cause fallacy
Three men make a tiger
Trivial objections
Truth
Truth value
Truthiness
Validity
Van Gogh fallacy
Virtuality fallacy
Well-formed formula
Wisdom of repugnance