Paradoxical Pit Stops: Logical Fallacies

Logical Fallacy	Description
Affirmation Bias	The tendency to give excessive importance to positive results and ignore or downplay negative outcomes.
Argument from Inference	A fallacy that relies on an unproven or unverifiable assumption.
Begging the Question	Presenting a question as a fact.
Slippery Slope Fallacy	Assuming that a small effect will inevitably lead to a larger, more extreme effect.

More Pit Stops:

• Ad Hominem
• Appeal to Authority
• Argument to the Gods
• Argument from Ignorance
• Strawman Fallacy

Warning: Entering this pit stop may cause paradoxical thinking and cognitive dissonance. Prolonged stays may result in logical fallacies becoming a part of your everyday thinking.