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- On the Path of Philosophership -- The Importance of Inclusion
very term "giant of philosophy," (or " Great Fathers ") when measured by mere popularity, sins in the fallacy
- The Philosopher and Their Politics -- Insights For Public Figures in Philosophy
That's unfortunately because of one of the most commonplace logical fallacies of ad-hominem.
- How to Solve The Double Edge of Uniqueness
The claim that "We all Want to Fit In" is therefore a product of the generalization fallacy.
- Why I Am Against Trigger Warnings - Issue of Proportions
Discarding the objectivity in this would also discard the reason behind the straw man fallacy's existence
- The Rubinshteinic Realization of the Kindergarten
Kindergarten is where we first learn to follow rules , adhere to schedules, and submit to the authority fallacy
- The Rubinshteinic Philosophy on Why Love Hurts
The Victory Fallacy is based on this truth.
- On Doing the Best You Can -- The Manifested Benefits of Doing So
Judging someone's skill solely on experience is a fallacy.
- The Solitary Egotist Dilemma -- To Contribute Or Not To Contribute to Others?
It is one of the reasons I devised the Time Lapse Fallacy in the first place.
- The World's Compassion -- How to Try and Increase It
Being insensitive is a privilege not everyone gets to have, even if to attain to a degree.
- The Mystery of Dreams & What Can We Learn From Them
Said insights can be applicable to reality and even hold some degree of practicality.
- "Human Godhood" -- How We Are More Than What We Restrain Ourselves
That we are more capable than just working at a 9 to 5 job, raising families and getting university degrees
- The Rise and Fall of My Education; Why It Matters to You
, I kind of "fell between the chairs," not being able to pick certain jobs because they required a degree
- An Overview of Some of Nietzsche's Ideas (By Mr. Mandoela Svartgold)
"If you have the soul to breathe fresh air, and because the soul has degrees and edges.
- The Rubinshteinic Critique to Being Validated
Side note: The need to be validated can also be healthy because doubting ourselves is healthy to a degree
- How To Use Logic to "Read the Room" -- Ratigan's Song Analysis ("The Great Mouse Detective")
never optimally understand society, and that therefore you shouldn't try, is a product of the nirvana fallacy
- On the Path to Philosophership -- Public Ethics Guide
After all, you might be compelled to commit the whole-person fallacy , based on a single situation among
- On "Dharma", Or the "Right Way to Live" -- Does it Exist?
To claim one religion as superior based on sheer numbers is to fall prey to the ad populum fallacy .
- The "42" Anecdote -- Exploring Douglas Adams' Masterpiece
The reason is simple: philosophy, unlike mathematics or science, involves a degree of subjectivity.
- How Relevance and Honour are Intertwined
recognized or they will be overlooked in the name of negative biases ; products of the whole-person fallacy
- Solomon Maimon and the "Villainy" of Philosophy -- The Ongoing Struggle for Unpopular Ideas
interested in their findings, but lack the proper mindset for it, we can easily commit the newcomer's fallacy
- Embracing the Power of the Void and Reality’s Emptiness
Minimizing the worth of something or someone because they won't live forever is called the eternity fallacy
- On Quasi-Specific Terms -- How To Understand and Navigate the Illusion of Accuracy In Communication
authors and speakers often intentionally deploy quasi-specific terms to establish authority, although a fallacy
- Galactus -- But Thou Must! A Philosophical Analysis And Villainy/Anti-Villainy Directory
Isaac) Trying to Understand a Narcissist's Rationale (Captain Quark Character Analysis) The Drug Lords Fallacy
- Why We Still Crave Video Games -- Looking Both Ways On the World of Gaming
They may even use their boredom as a fallacy, saying that life is not as interesting as their virtual
- 4 Notes On Corruption - The Corrosive Trends of This World
Otherwise, we would be blinded by either pro-tradition philosophies, or the novelty fallacy .