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*human thought can answer any question
 
*human thought can answer any question
 
*loaded questions: embodies an assumption that, if answered, indicates an implied agreement. (e.g., Have you stopped beating your wife yet?)
 
*loaded questions: embodies an assumption that, if answered, indicates an implied agreement. (e.g., Have you stopped beating your wife yet?)
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*Appeal to Misleading Authority: When a person believes a claim to be true simply because an "authority" says so, when that "authority" is not actually an authority on the subject at hand. For example if somebody believes a claim about chemistry to be true simply because a psychologist says it is true. What constitutes an authority is debatable.
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*Appeal to Misleading Authority: When a person believes a claim to be true simply because an "authority" says so, when that "authority" is not actually an authority on the subject at hand. For example, if somebody believes a claim about chemistry to be true simply because a psychologist says it is true. What constitutes an authority is debatable.
    
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[http://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Common_fallacies&action=edit HERE]
 
[http://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Common_fallacies&action=edit HERE]
 
[[Category:Logical Fallacies]]
 
[[Category:Logical Fallacies]]
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