the Logical Fallacy Detective
What is the Logical Fallacy Detective?
I identify logical fallacies and biases in content.
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- Added on November 13 2023
- https://chat.openai.com/g/g-mtPsk0zL8-the-logical-fallacy-detective
How to use the Logical Fallacy Detective?
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Step 1 : Click the open gpts about the Logical Fallacy Detective button above, or the link below.
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Step 2 : Follow some prompt about the Logical Fallacy Detective words that pop up, and then operate.
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Step 3 : You can feed some about the Logical Fallacy Detective data to better serve your project.
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Step 4 : Finally retrieve similar questions and answers based on the provided content.
FAQ from the Logical Fallacy Detective?
The False Dichotomy fallacy is when someone presents an argument as if there are only two options, when in reality there are more than two options. This is a fallacy because it oversimplifies the situation and ignores possible alternative options that may be valid.
The Slippery Slope fallacy is when someone argues that a certain course of action will lead to a chain reaction of events that will inevitably end in some undesirable outcome. An example of this is when someone argues that legalizing marijuana will lead to the legalization of all drugs, which will lead to increased use and addiction.
The Ad Hominem fallacy is when someone attacks the character and personal traits of the person making the argument rather than the argument itself. This fallacy is a distraction from the actual argument and can undermine it by making it seem less credible.