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  1. Oct 2023
    1. Sometimes an argument asserts that there are only two or three options, when in fact there may be others. This is often called a false dilemma or false choice fallacy.

      False choice fallacy is when there are choices presented by an argument.

    2. A generalization tells us that something is true for a group of cases that have something in common.

      It should be emphasized that this is especially good just for groups.

    3. If there is an exception that the argument hasn’t accounted for, that may point us to a weak spot that we should mention in our assessment.

      Generalizing things won't reach the specific details you may need and could cause you to miss things.