User:Former editor/EvoWiki/Fallacies

A

• Abusive Ad Hominem
• Accent
• Ad Fidentia
• Ad Lapidem
• Affirmative Conclusion From a Negative Premise
• Affirmative Conclusion from a Negative Premise
• Affirming a Disjunct
• Affirming the Consequent
• Alien Fallacy
• Allness
• Ambiguous Middle
• Amphiboly
• Anecdotal Evidence
• Anonymous Authority
• Anthropomorphism
• Appeal to Authority
• Appeal to Bribery
• Appeal to Celebrity
• Appeal to Confidence
• Appeal to Consequences
• Appeal to Convenience
• Appeal to Envy
• Appeal to Faith
• Appeal to Fear
• Appeal to Flattery
• Appeal to Force
• Appeal to Gravity
• Appeal to Hatred
• Appeal to Intuition
• Appeal to Mystery
• Appeal to Novelty
• Appeal to Patriotism
• Appeal to Pity
• Appeal to Popularity
• Appeal to Poverty
• Appeal to Pride
• Appeal to Private Motives
• Appeal to Ridicule
• Appeal to Tradition
• Appeal to Wealth
• Appeal to the Minority
• Appeal to the Moon
• Apriorism
• Arcane Explanation
• Argument From Intimidation
• Argument by Innuendo
• Argument from Design
• Argument from Omniscience
• Argument from Outrage
• Argument from Repetition
• Argument from Silence
• Argument from incredulity
• Attacking the Person
• Autistic Certainty

B

• Bad Reasons Fallacy
• Begging the Question

C

• Canceling Hypotheses
• Category Error
• Circular Evidence
• Circular Explanation
• Circular Justification
• Circumstantial Ad Hominem
• Commutation of Conditionals
• Composition
• Conceptual Fallacy
• Conspiracy Theory
• Counterfactual Fallacy
• Cum hoc ergo propter hoc

D

• Damning with Faint Praise
• Deductive Fallacy
• Denying a Conjunct
• Denying the Antecedent
• Distinction without a difference
• Division (fallacy)

E

• Emotional Appeal
• Equivocation
• Error in Observation
• Error in Sampling
• Escape to the Future
• Exclusive Premises
• Existential Fallacy
• Experimenter Bias

F

• Fake Precision
• Fallacy
• Fallacy Fallacy
• Fallacy of Ambiguity
• Fallacy of Circularity
• Fallacy of Opposition
• Fallacy of Prejudice
• Fallacy of Soundness
• False Analogy
• False Cause
• False Compromise
• False Dilemma
• Fishing for Data
• Formal Fallacy
• Four Terms

G

• Galileo Wannabe
• Gambler's Fallacy
• Genetic Fallacy
• Genuine But Insignificant Cause
• God of the gaps
• Golden Hammer Fallacy
• Group Fallacy
• Guilt by Association

H

• Hasty Generalization
• Hitler Card
• Honor by Association

I

• Illicit Major
• Illicit Minor
• Illicit Observation
• Illicit Process
• Inductive Fallacy
• Inductive Hyperbole
• Infinite Regress
• Informal Fallacy
• Inverse Gambler's Fallacy
• Invincible Authority
• Invincible Ignorance

J

• Joint Effect
• Jumping to Conclusions
• Just So Story

K

• Knights and Knaves

L

• List of mistakes
• Loaded Question

M

• Masked Man Fallacy
• Middle Ground Fallacy
• Misrepresenting the Facts
• Misuse of Etymology
• Moving Goalpost Syndrome

N

• Naturalistic Fallacy
• Negative Conclusion from Affirmative Premises
• No True Scotsman

O

• Over-reporting the Facts
• Overwhelming Exception

P

• Paranormal Fallacy
• Perfectionist Fallacy
• Personal Appeal
• Poisoning the Well
• Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc
• Prejudicial Language
• Professor of Nothing
• Psychologist's Fallacy

Q

• Quantifier Shift Fallacy
• Quibbling
• Quoting Out of Context

R

• Red Herring
• Regression Fallacy
• Reification
• Relativism
• Retroductive Fallacy
• Reverse gambler's fallacy
• Rumor

S

• Sanctioning the Devil
• Sherlock Holmes Fallacy
• Shifting the Accent
• Shifting the Burden of Proof
• Slippery Slope
• Slothful Induction
• Special Pleading
• Speculative Evidence
• Spotlight Fallacy
• Stolen Concept
• Straw Man
• Style over Substance
• Sunk-Cost Fallacy
• Suppressed Evidence
• Sweeping Generalization
• Syllogistic Fallacy

T

• Tainted Sample
• Texas Sharpshooter Fallacy