Modes of human reasoning that are (or seem) fallacious have been studied in cognitive psychology.
No surprise there, as the airwaves have been blanketed by pointless, fallacious, and just annoying campaign ads.
We live in a golden age of economic debunkery; fallacious doctrines have been dropping like flies.
If Obama loses, though, if these polls prove to have been nothing more than a fallacious flock of red herrings, then, never mind the job disappearances that allegedly resulted in the polls swinging so heavily for Obama, we should demand the job disappearance of every pollster across the nation and an immediate end to all polling forever.
They have been demolished, though, because of one fallacious objection: that they segregate pupils at an early age, thanks to the 11-plus examination, but comprehensives do not.
The argument that the army had to go in to restore order when it staged its coup has been shown to be fallacious.
The hope that we might have been able to get out of Iraq in 12, 18, 24 months after the initial start in 2003 has proved fallacious.
Hughes said the no to AV campaign had been "fundamentally fallacious and it will reduce trust in the Conservative party".
Basically, saying you worked out so you can allow yourself a piece of cheesecake, or splurge on a burger instead of a turkey sandwich (which has about 300 calories), is fallacious.
It was revealed that 250,000 children had been given defective and fallacious rabies vaccinations, a fact that inspectors had discovered months prior and swept under the rug.
