Logical Fallacies

Appeal to tradition/appeal to common practice

Appeal to novelty

Argues that something is better because it is new.

Misleading vividness

Gambler’s Fallacy

The belief that, if an event has occurred less frequently than expected, it is more likely to happen again in the future.

Sunk Cost Fallacy

Appeal to Flattery

Ad Hominem Tu Quoque

Ad Hominem Circumstantial

Ad Feminam

Two Wrongs (do not) Make a Right

Appeal to Spite

Texas Sharpshooter

Appeal to ignorance/Burden of Proof

Cherry Picking

Equivocation/Ambiguity

Middle Ground

Perfect-Solution/Nirvana Fallacy

No True Scotsman

Biased Sample

Slippery Slope

Appeal to Fear

Guilt by Association

Poisoning the Well

Genetic Fallacy

Ignoring a Common Cause (Third Cause Fallacy, Questionable Cause)

Confusing Cause & Effect

Appeal to pity