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Originally Posted by smellypitts
You are explaining you believe something you were taught that is false logic. Or you are misinterpreting the definition.
Every week you say,"I can't believe that happened"...and yet,every week you keep believing it happened.
When it's too good to be true,that's means it is.
Manning hardly does anything right all year and wins a SB.
Newton does everything right all year,never loses...doesn't win SB.
That is an actual logical fallacy.Basically a lie.
Manning- perfect comeback story
Newton- perfect failure story.
The fantastic always happens and you just buy it without question.
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Sorry, but you don't understand logic. It's a form of problem solving. It's not something specific that you believe. You're not using it correctly above.
For instance in your post above, you make the claim:
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When it's too good to be true,that's means it is.
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That's actually an example of a logical fallacy called Appeal to Probability. It's not a valid argument.