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  • Bad Company Fallacy - attacking the opponent by attacking a person who is somehow related to him
  • Bad Reasons Fallacy - "he gave bad reasons for his opinion, his opinion must be wrong"
  • Bald Man - rejecting a claim because it contains an element which is not clear-cut
  • Bandwagon - "lots of people believe this, it must be right"
  • Bandwagon (second meaning) - "this is the newest knowledge, it must be right"
  • Bandwagon Fallacy - "lots of people believe this, it must be right"
  • Barefoot - trying to convince people that two things are similar by erecting between them a chain of things similar to each other
  • Barking Cat - demanding that a problem should not be solved before other, more important problems are solved
  • Barnum Effect - accepting general and vague statements as accurate descriptions of oneself
  • Base Rate Fallacy - preferring available interesting single cases to statistics
  • Base Rate Neglect - preferring available interesting single cases to statistics
  • Beard Fallacy - trying to convince people that two things are similar by erecting between them a chain of things similar to each other
  • Befogging the Issue - while pretending to talk about the subject in question, really talking about something else
  • Begging the Question - using a reformulation of an opinion as justification for that opinion
  • Begging the Question Fallacy - using a reformulation of an opinion as justification for that opinion
  • Biased Sample - drawing a conclusion based on a sample that is not representative for the whole
  • Biased Statistics - drawing a conclusion based on a sample that is not representative for the whole
  • Bifurcation - giving two possibilities as the only two when in reality there are other possibilities
  • Black & White Thinking - giving two possibilities as the only two when in reality there are other possibilities
  • Black-and-White Fallacy - giving two possibilities as the only two when in reality there are other possibilities
  • Black-or-White - giving two possibilities as the only two when in reality there are other possibilities
  • Black-or-White Fallacy - giving two possibilities as the only two when in reality there are other possibilities
  • Blank Argument - an argument you can use to defend any opinion you choose
  • Bogus Dilemma - giving two possibilities as the only two when in reality there are other possibilities
  • Boolean - giving two possibilities as the only two when in reality there are other possibilities
  • Burden of Proof - making a claim that needs justification, then demanding that the opponent justify the opposite of the claim


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