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Van Gogh fallacy (Philosophy) [Causal fallacies] The Van Gogh Fallacy is an example of a logical fallacy. ... McNamara fallacy (Computing) [Inductive fallacies] Erroneous reasoning based solely on numeric metrics ... Name calling (Philosophy) [Informal fallacies] A pejorative meaning that should insult a person ... Association fallacy (Philosophy) [Syllogistic fallacies] Formal fallacy ... Ad personam (Philosophy) [Informal fallacies] Attacking an opponent's inherent identity rather than their arguments ... Fallacy of division (Computing) [Verbal fallacies] Fallacy ... Accident (Philosophy) [Syllogistic fallacies] Fallacy; Informal fallacy ... Psychologist's fallacy (Philosophy) [Informal fallacies] Fallacy in which subjective experience is assumed to reflect the true ... Lewis's trilemma (Philosophy) [Informal fallacies] Lewis's trilemma is an apologetic argument traditionally used to argue for ... Illicit major (Philosophy) [Syllogistic fallacies] Formal fallacy ... Courtier's reply (Philosophy) [Informal fallacies] Fallacy that the critic lacks knowledge ... Appeal to probability (Computing) [Probability fallacies] [Inductive fallacies] Type of formal fallacy ... Argument by gibberish (Philosophy) [Informal fallacies] Logical fallacy ... Confusion of the inverse (Computing) [Probability fallacies] Logical fallacy ... Affirming a disjunct (Philosophy) [Syllogistic fallacies] [Propositional fallacies] Formal fallacy ... Overwhelming exception (Computing) [Inductive fallacies] Informal fallacy of generalization ... I'm entitled to my opinion (Philosophy) [Informal fallacies] Informal fallacy ...
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