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Faulty logic can take many forms. Here are some: | Faulty logic can take many forms. Here are some: | ||
*Mislaced concreteness. | *Mislaced concreteness an James's ''vicious abstractionism'' seems to undermine many philosophies - [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reification_(fallacy)] | ||
*Generalization | *Generalization | ||
*Omission | *Omission | ||
Revision as of 15:49, 11 April 2018
Faulty logic can take many forms. Here are some:
- Mislaced concreteness an James's vicious abstractionism seems to undermine many philosophies - [1]
- Generalization
- Omission
- Mind-reading - we cannot really know what others are thinking because situations are complex. To think otherwise is dangerous. See [2]
- Confirmation bias
- Overconfidence in evaluating ourselves