In this video, we discuss logical fallacies, which are common patterns of reasoning that lead to mistakes in our arguments ...

However, sometimes you may unintentionally use logical fallacies, which are errors in ... unrealistic or exaggerated predictions. An ad hominem is when you attack the person who makes an argument ...

In order to refute one’s opponent, the speaker must look for logical holes in the audience or point ... The answer is that you want to rely on facts over childish ad hominem attacks… Example A): A ...

He only resorted to logical fallacies like attacking strawmen, appealing to “experts,” and ad hominem. Rogan and Smith repeatedly ... strawmen and moving the goalposts. One of the best examples of ...

Examples include submitters ... We also observed the use of logical fallacies and flawed arguments, with frequently adopted fallacies including the bandwagon fallacy, appeal to hypocrisy, false ...

Click to expand... Ahhh. Ad hominem. The retort you use when you don’t have anything intelligent to contribute.

It was a disagreement that escalated into ad hominem. But I rest comforted by the fact that, on the issue at hand, I stood my ground and expert opinion has vindicated me. That said, I write not to ...