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¶ … fallacious? An argument is fallacious if its internal logic does not follow coherently. For instance, in the statement of deductive logic that all men are immortal, Socrates is a man, therefore Socrates is immortal, the statement is not fallacious in a syllogistic fashion. However, the syllogism rests on an incorrect premise -- men are mortal. Thus, from the standpoint of inductive logic, or observed, empirical evidence, the statement is fallacious.

Why are we subject to fallacious reasoning?

We as human beings are subject to fallacious reasoning because we are swayed, not simply by logic, but by emotions and

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Do you have any experiences of this situation?
To cite an applicable example of both the above question and the dangers of egotism, for instance, one might sway the opinion of an individual with the ad hominem fallacy, or arguing against the individual who makes the argument for…

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