What is "Humpty-Dumptying"?
Do "arguments from analogy" ever stand up?
How do I know when someone is using "Weasel words"?
What is a "Politician's answer"?
What's the difference between a "Red Herring" and a "Straw Man"?

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• Charity, principle of
• Lawyer's Answer
• Least Worst Option
• Stonewalling
• Sunk-Cost Fallacy
• Tautology
• Truism
• Weasel Words
• You Would Say That Wouldn't You?

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