fear of cotton balls

Fear Of Cotton Balls

Sindonglobophobia is real in this era. People have so many different kinds of fear in life. You might think this phobia is strange and find it hard to believe that people really do experience this … Read more

Don't Take Anything Personally

Don’t Take Anything Personally

For a number of reasons, people take things personally. People are taking things too personally because they are insecure or misunderstand what others are saying. It’s extremely simple to misinterpret what someone else says, especially … Read more

Ad Hoc Rescue Fallacy

Ad Hoc Rescue Fallacy

In this article, we will talk about Ad Hoc Rescue Fallacy. An argument is weak if it contains fallacies. By developing the ability to spot arguments in both your own and other people’s writing, you … Read more

Appeal To Anger Fallacy

Appeal To Anger Fallacy

The appeal to anger fallacy or argumentum ad iram occurs when you substitute emotions such as hatred, anger, or rage for evidence in an argument. The other name for this is an appeal to hate, … Read more

Line Drawing Fallacy

Line Drawing Fallacy

Line Drawing Fallacy is a particular kind of logical fallacy that happens when someone makes an argument by presenting a line-like series of points while leaving out some crucial details. It happens when a discussion … Read more

Well Sibling Syndrome

Well Sibling Syndrome

Children who grow up with siblings with developmental delays, physical impairments, chronic illnesses, or mental health problems may feel overlooked and ignored. s a result of their sibling’s special needs – such experiences are what … Read more

Perfectionist Fallacy

Perfectionist Fallacy

The perfectionist fallacy in logic can be illustrated by the statement that if a solution to a problem does not address the problem completely, then that solution is unsatisfactory. Even if a flawless solution is … Read more

Suppressed Evidence Fallacy

Suppressed Evidence Fallacy

This is often referred to as a fallacy of presumption. Presumption fallacies occur when the premises merely assume what they are trying to establish. Rather than providing evidence from which a legitimate conclusion may be … Read more

Inductive Fallacy

Inductive Fallacy

Before moving on to inductive fallacy, Let’s take a look at inductive reasoning before moving on to inductive fallacy. What’s Inductive Reasoning? It is the type of logical reasoning that concludes by citing examples. Inductive … Read more