It Stands for "Accelerated Dynamic Hyper-Drive!
Name it to tame it: Instantly identify common logical fallacies in everyday arguments, media, and meetings.
Cut through noise: Separate relevant claims from distractions so you can focus on what actually proves (or disproves) a point.
Defend your stance: Build stronger, fallacy-free arguments and spot weaknesses in opposing views—without personal attacks.
Think on your feet: Use quick diagnostic checklists to evaluate claims under time pressure.
Communicate with authority: Present conclusions that are clear, fair, and persuasive.
Practice that sticks: Create original examples and complete targeted drills so the skills become automatic in real life.
Students will have the basics to learn how to identify logical fallacies
Just bring yourself and an open mind
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