Category:Logical Fallacies

• Bulverism
• Logical fallacy

A

• Academician Burdenko syndrome
• Ad hominem
• Ad nauseam
• Affirming the consequent
• Appeal to authority
• Appeal to emotion
• Appeal to nature
• Appeal to personal interest
• Appeal to ridicule
• Argument from Analogy
• Argumentum ad lapidem
• Argumentum ad populum

B

• Black-swan fallacy

C

• Cherry picking
• Circular reasoning
• Common fallacies
• Conjunction fallacy
• Correlation is not causation

D

• Damning the Alternatives
• Distinction without a difference

E

• Evolution of the gaps

F

• Fallacy of analogy
• Fallacy of composition
• Fallacy of division
• Fallacy of exclusion
• Fallacy of extrapolation
• Fallacy of invincible ignorance
• False accusation fallacy
• False appropriation
• False balance
• False Dilemma
• False zero-sum game
• Fog displacement
• Friend argument

G

• Gambler's fallacy
• Genetic fallacy
• Guilt by Association

H

• Holocaust trivialization
• Homosexuality in animals myth

I

• I'm an idiot and I don't know what I'm talking about logical fallacy
• Ipse dixit

J

• Just-world fallacy

K

• Kerkut’s student syndrome

L

• Loaded question
• Logic of possibility

M

• Magister dixit
• Mathematician of the University of Pisa syndrome
• Middle-ground fallacy
• Morton's fork
• Moving the goalposts

N

• Nirvana fallacy
• No true Scotsman
• Non sequitur
• Nutpicking

O

• Original-position fallacy

P

• Perfect-solution fallacy
• Personal attack
• Post hoc ergo propter hoc

R

• Rashism
• Reductio ad Hitlerum
• Reification

S

• Selective outrage
• Sharpshooter fallacy
• Shifting the burden of proof
• Shoehorning
• Slippery slope
• Special pleading
• Stolen concept
• Straw man fallacy

W

• Weak analogy
• Whataboutism
• Wishful thinking

Y

• Your theory does not work under my theory, so your theory must be wrong

Z

• Zapping the Shrinks
• Zelensky–Jewish fallacy