Two wrongs don't make a right - Two different wrongs used to strengthen arguement
Tu quoque - Two identical wrongs used to strengthen an argument
Hasty generallisation - One thing happened, so the same must apply to all
Sweeping generalisation - Something is correct for a group, so must apply individually
Restricting the options/False dimella - Presenting false/limited options to encourage a choice
Post hoc - Assumes a connection between two corresponding events
Slippery slope - Going from a small to large action with little in between
Circular argument - One of the reasons is the same as the conclusion
Confusing necessary and sufficient conditions - Saying one thing must lead to another thing
Ad hominem - Insulting the arguer in an attempt to weaken their claim
Straw man - Dismissing a distorted version of an opposing argument
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