Websites using fallacies as a keyword

The Ultimate Collection of Over 300 Logical Fallacies, by Bo Bennett, PhD

Puncturing common misconceptions about cycling and infrastructure

Stephen Downes: news, opinion and dialogue around learning technology, new media, open access, and related issues.

Nutritional and other training tips to improve personal performance for bicycling and other athletic activities.

ART - Aesthete and other fallacies

Your fish oil fallacies solved at brianpeskin.com. Prof Brian Peskin assists those who are getting fish oil failure or finding difficulty in its intake.

An encyclopedia of logical fallacies; explanations and examples of common errors of reasoning.

Fun, easy way to learn about logic and logical fallacies using real world examples. Questioning a claim? Avoid making a Truly Fallacious mistake.

An Objectivist Robot leads the way against tyranny. Exploring and understading the world through reason. Videos use the art of satire to explore and make fun of evil ideas and promote good ones. Objectobot blends popular media and Objectivist ideas. Robot programmed with the philosophy or Ayn Rand. Site is dedicated to debunking logical fallacies made by people in the popular media and putting forward good ideas to replace the bad ones.

God Reconsidered Searching for Truth in the Battle between Atheism and Religion by Scott S. Smith. This book exposes the fallacies of both atheism and religion.

A reference web whose aim is to stimulate reflection on various aspects of modern life. Offers short essays on social and philosophical subjects. Includes a reference library and 'Bon Mot' selection of quotes. Edited by Tim Ruggiero.

This website will help you master the most essential logical skills needed to do philosophy well: evaluating arguments, critical thinking, fallacies, etc.

Fractured Fallacies of a Finagling Fact Finder and Obfuscating Humorist

AskWhy! Books explains Christianity and Judaism, and Christian and Jewish origins, their history, faults, fallacies, and alternatives, based on truth not wishful thinking—faith!—but on scientific and historical evidence. The real history of these religions is rational, unlike the sacred history. For Adelphiasophism and Secular Christianity, a bible has to be a personal worldview, a guide to morality and preserving the world, should serve educationally, for inspiration, as a source of facts and as a basic moral text. It should be a primer of philosophy, science and society. It would explain our relationship with other creatures, and our place in the solar system and the universe, and our duties and responsibilities to each other and to Nature. The guiding stars of Nature are wisdom and empathy. Adelphiasophists do not fear the vengeance of any vindictive and jealous god, but see society as part of Nature, the Great Mother of all things, into whose world we are born to nourish and protect us. If we offend Nature, harm the world, it will hurt us back—eventually.

A law blog with a belief in cross-disciplinary thinking. Combining law and psychology, logical fallacies, decision making, and science.

A logical fallacy is a flaw in reasoning. Logical fallacies are like tricks or illusions of thought, and they're often very sneakily used by politicians and the media to fool people. Don't be fooled! This website has been designed to help you identify and call out dodgy logic wherever it may raise its ugly, incoherent head.

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Don't Fallacy Me is a completely free, crowd-sourced, multi-player mind game! It provides a statement, then you name the fallacy, or fallacies, in that statement. Three difficulty modes with high score rankings.