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  • Rationalization - hiding one's real reasons and giving one that will be easier accepted
  • Red Herring - while pretending to talk about the subject in question, really talking about something else
  • Red Herring Fallacy - while pretending to talk about the subject in question, really talking about something else
  • Refutation by Caricature - "this is laughable, it must be wrong"
  • Regression Fallacy - attributing a regression to the mean to another reason
  • Reification - treating an abstract concept like a real thing and forgetting its origin
  • Reification Fallacy - treating an abstract concept like a real thing and forgetting its origin
  • Reification of the Existent - dismissing something as useless because it might not help
  • Reification of the Possible - regarding one possibility as a foregone conclusion
  • Relative Privation - trying to make something appear good (bad) by comparing it with something worse (better)
  • Relativism - "one point of view is as good as any other"
  • Relativism Fallacy - "one point of view is as good as any other"
  • Relativist Fallacy - "one point of view is as good as any other"
  • Repetition - repeating an argument again and again and hammering it into people's brain
  • Repetition for Emphasis - repeating an argument again and again and hammering it into people's brain
  • Retroductive Fallacy - fallacy where retroduction goes wrong
  • Revenge - trying to escape from an accusation by directing an accusation right back
  • Revenge Fallacy - trying to escape from an accusation by directing an accusation right back
  • Reverse Accident - On the basis of the exceptions from a rule, rejecting the whole rule
  • Reverse Gambler's Fallacy - "I threw a series of heads, so the next throw will very probably result in heads again"
  • Reversing Causation - concluding that A caused B when it's the other way around
  • Rule of Belief - demanding that others follow the same rules of what to believe and what not, as oneself
  • Rumor - information that has gone through many hands and is different from what the original source said


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