While we went to all the trouble of making a special video version of episode 100, we don't mind too much if you prefer just to listen to the audio version like usual, so here it is: Show Notes The False Consensus fallacy occurs when someone makes an argument based on their...
Show Notes The Anecdotal Fallacy is committed when someone allows an anecdote to lend far more weight to an argument than it warrants. Trump We started out by talking about this clip of Trump claiming an employee of his had a child who was made autistic by a vaccine: Then we talked about this...
Show Notes Typically, the burden of proof lies with the person making the claim. The more outrageous the claim, the more the claimant should be expected to provide evidence before anyone is likely to believe him. When the claimant instead challenges others to prove his claim is not true he is Shifting...