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| ====== Appeal to Ignorance Fallacy ====== | ====== Appeal to Ignorance Fallacy ====== | ||
| - | [[ignorance-Y|Yiler]] | + | Appeal to Ignorance Fallacy: This fallacy assumes that something must be true simply because we don't have evidence to the contrary. It takes the absence of evidence about something to mean that the opposite is true. Here, the students explain the Appeal to Ignorance Fallacy in their own words. |
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| [[ignorance-D|Daniel]] | [[ignorance-D|Daniel]] | ||