Avoiding Logical Fallacies: Ad hominem and Genetic

Update: 2022-09-13

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This episode, like the episode last week, is what I like to call a "lighthouse" episode. It's more about what to watch out for than what to do. I'm continuing my discussion of ideas that inspired me from therulesofcivilconversation.org. Two more logical fallacies to beware of: the ad hominem and genetic fallacies.

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Avoiding Logical Fallacies: Ad hominem and Genetic

Avoiding Logical Fallacies: Ad hominem and Genetic