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Falacias de Autoridad

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Reto sobre la falacia de autoridad

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Falacias de Autoridad
 

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Reto sobre la falacia de autoridad

by Vegeta Loor
1

Confías solo en lo que dice una fuente, sin evaluar la evidencia.

Pistas

Ejemplo clásico: 'Lo dijo un experto, luego es verdad'.

No verifica si la fuente sabe del tema o si hay datos que lo respalden.

Se basa en la autoridad más que en la evidencia.

2

Se discute una idea y la respuesta llega atacando a la persona en lugar del argumento.

Pistas

Es un término de origen latino que describe un ataque personal en debates.

Ejemplos: atacar la trayectoria o características del interlocutor para invalidar su argumento.

Se centra en la persona, no en la evidencia.

3

Argumentar que algo es correcto o bueno solo porque mucha gente lo hace o lo cree.

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