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| ====== False Compromise Fallacy ====== | ====== False Compromise Fallacy ====== | ||
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| + | False Compromise Fallacy: This fallacy presents a solution that seems like a middle ground between two extremes, but it might not actually address the real issue. It is the belief that the best answer between differing choices is always in the middle. Here, the students explain the False Compromise Fallacy in their own words. | ||
| [[compromise-Y|Yiler]] | [[compromise-Y|Yiler]] | ||
| [[compromise-S|Steve]] | [[compromise-S|Steve]] | ||
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| - | [[compromise-Z|Zoey]] | ||
| [[compromise-D|Daniel]] | [[compromise-D|Daniel]] | ||