A Healthy Reflection on the Biggest Fallacies
Like or not, we are all drowned in Fallacies.
I’m supposed to talk about the everyday life fallacies, but they’re too many to list.
Before you start reading, I warn you that this post was originally very long, but for
your convenience, my concerns were synthesized.
I’ve sadly realized I’m a bit hypocrite, but oh well, every day is an opportunity to be
better.
The war on drugs, gay rights, stem cells research, and pretty much any other topic, in
which a Congressman could have an opinion on, is a fallacy. The funny thing is, if you
look into why the politician is doing the obviously wrong; they have some tie, and
ultimately represent the party that fails to acknowledge evolution. Nevertheless,
today I’m going to address only a few of the big fallacies I hear about every day, and
tell you why I believe make part of this fallacy.
The themes I’ve decided to analyze are very controversial. People are more than
aware about how these debates are relevant in this day in history. If you are still
reading, I’m going to try to present the fallacies I identified in the following subjects:
How bias positions influence China’s economic boom.
