I really enjoyed this. I don’t know much about logical fallacies but I could recognize a lot of the ones you talked about as things I’ve heard used in arguments before. I’ve always been interested in learning how to better debate topics. I have gotten better at debating just through conversation with friends with opposing views, but I feel like being aware of the logical fallacies that your opponent might use is a really good way to better understand how to pivot in a debate and actually have a productive interaction. Thanks for the well put together article! I shared it!
Really insightful. This was the first time I was trying something like this and it was a complete game changer. It really opened my eyes on how debates occur and the way blame or weight is pushed towards the other person. Keep up the good work
I really enjoyed this. I don’t know much about logical fallacies but I could recognize a lot of the ones you talked about as things I’ve heard used in arguments before. I’ve always been interested in learning how to better debate topics. I have gotten better at debating just through conversation with friends with opposing views, but I feel like being aware of the logical fallacies that your opponent might use is a really good way to better understand how to pivot in a debate and actually have a productive interaction. Thanks for the well put together article! I shared it!
Really insightful. This was the first time I was trying something like this and it was a complete game changer. It really opened my eyes on how debates occur and the way blame or weight is pushed towards the other person. Keep up the good work