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Falacia ad ignorantiam: ¿Verdadero o Falso?

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Preguntas sobre la falacia por ignorancia

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Falacia ad ignorantiam: ¿Verdadero o Falso?
 

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Preguntas sobre la falacia por ignorancia

by luisedwin
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La falacia se comete cuando la conclusión depende de la falta de evidencia en contra.

2

Es una falacia de generalización.

3

No probar que una afirmación es falsa no demuestra su verdad.

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Decir que una teoría es verdadera solo por la ausencia de pruebas que la contradigan es ad ignorantiam.

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La falacia ad ignorantiam es lo mismo que la falacia de afirmación del consecuente.

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La falacia ad ignorantiam afirma que una afirmación es verdadera porque no hay pruebas de su falsedad.

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Se necesita evidencia empírica para identificarla.

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Un ejemplo clásico es: 'Dios existe porque no se ha demostrado su inexistencia'.

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Es aplicable solo a afirmaciones extraordinarias.

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Su solución es siempre rechazar la afirmación por falta de evidencia.

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