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SAMPLE: A New Hope for Reasoning

In this sample, you’ll meet five infamous foes—Ad Hominem, Straw Man, Red Herring, Slippery Slope, and Bandwagon—and learn how to disarm each with precision and style.
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  • Last updated Sep 12, 2025
  • English
  • General Audiences - suitable for all ages

What you'll learn

  • 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.

 

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Content

Students will have the basics to learn how to identify logical fallacies

Requirements

Just bring yourself and an open mind

Creator

Jeff Levine
@DrGetinFocus It Stands for "Accelerated Dynamic Hyper-Drive!
  • 72 Learners
  • 11 Courses
  • 4.8

It Stands for "Accelerated Dynamic Hyper-Drive!

SAMPLE:  A New Hope for Reasoning

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  • Language English
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