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Tresset [83]
3 years ago
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I need explanation of why it's a fallacy also.

English
1 answer:
tia_tia [17]3 years ago
3 0

Hello there MiNtANDrOsE !


Fallacy in simple words  is 'misconception.' Fallacy is when people fail in reasoning or understanding the concept & hence argue undermining the logic of the argument.

 For example , a person might say, "If I speak the truth everytime, I'll offend people." This can be made into a fallacy by saying, 'If I offend people then I'm speaking the truth." Of course, it's not true but people sometimes fail to understand it. This is usually known as a Commentator's fallacy (see the 1st picture). There are many other types of fallacies too, like situational & logical fallacy.



<u>2 examples of fallacies in social media are (see the 2nd & 3rd picture) :
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Just because some people support the Republicans doesn't mean that they support the murder of children. There's a fallacy here.

■ In the next picture, it says that Cam Newton threw the touchdown only because Greg Olsen was injured. While Greg might be a good rival & competitor to Cam, there's no reason to why he wouldn't be able to throw  a touchdown if Greg was there or not. So, there's a fallacy here too.

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Hope it helps!

Here are a few links to help you understand more about the topic :

● brainly.com/question/12432318

● brainly.com/question/12446750

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