Learn to identify and avoid common logical fallacies that undermine critical thinking and productive discussions.
Understanding logical fallacies helps you think more clearly, make better arguments, and recognize when others are using flawed reasoning.
Develop critical thinking skills that help you analyze arguments and spot weak reasoning in everyday discussions, media, and decision-making.
Learn moreEngage in more productive conversations by identifying and avoiding common pitfalls in reasoning that can derail meaningful dialogue.
Learn moreRecognize when others use flawed arguments to persuade or manipulate, and make decisions based on sound reasoning rather than rhetoric.
Learn moreEach day we highlight a different logical fallacy to help you recognize and understand common errors in reasoning.
Misrepresenting someone's argument to make it easier to attack by exaggerating, misrepresenting, or just completely fabricating it.
Person A: We should give more funding to schools. Person B: So you think we should waste money on frivolous programs instead of fixing roads? That's irresponsible!
Explore our comprehensive library of logical fallacies, complete with definitions, examples, and tips for recognizing and avoiding them in your own reasoning.