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Desafía argumentos falaces

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Desafía argumentos falaces

by Luis Gonzaga Quintana Lapuente
1

¿Qué es una falacia de ataque al interlocutor en vez del argumento?

2

Una conclusión se apoya solo en la opinión de muchos. ¿Qué falacia es?

3

Presentar solo dos opciones cuando hay más. ¿Qué falacia es?

4

Distorsionar la posición de alguien para atacarla más fácilmente. ¿Qué falacia es?

5

Conclusión errónea que se infiere de una correlación. ¿Qué falacia es?

6

Afirmar que algo es verdadero porque no ha sido probado falso. ¿Qué falacia es?

7

Uso de emoción para ganar el argumento sin evidencia. ¿Qué falacia es?

8

Atribuir la verdad de una idea a su origen sin evaluar el argumento. ¿Qué falacia es?

9

Concluir que algo es verdad por ser popular entre expertos. ¿Qué falacia es?

10

Tomar una premisa general como si fuera válida en todos los casos. ¿Qué falacia es?

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