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big 5 of them
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Ad Hominem
Attacks the person, not the arguement
hasty generalization
Jumping to conclusions from limited evidence
false dilemma
presenting only two options when more exist
slippery slope
Assuming one thing will inevitably lead to disaster
circular reasoning
using your claim as proof of itself
logical fallacies
flaw reasoning argument seems logical but actually breaks down under scrutiny