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Logical Fallacies

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For example: ?Either we furlough all federal employees, or the Country will go bankrupt by the end of October.' The reason this argument is valid, yet not sound is that there are some other options which can be used to prevent national bankruptcy (Atheism Web). Some examples are subtler: "If you think education is expensive, try ignorance" (Harvard President Derek Bok, 1978)...
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While it is true that some education is better than none, the education we receive does not need to cost as much Harvard or be as formal as an Ivy League education. Ad ignorantium. Argumentum ad ignorantium is Latin for "argument from ignorance." This fallacy occurs when it is argued that something must be true simply because it has not been proven false...
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