¿Argumento o MANIPULACIÓN? Las FALACIAS más COMUNES | Sindy Takanashi

Are these arguments a TRAP? It may sound absurd, but some arguments don't aim to argue; they only aim to win the conversation. The problem is that they are repeated so often that they end up seeming like truths, even though they are not. They are fallacies: false arguments that don't seek to analyze and resolve, but quite the opposite. Today we debunk some of these fallacies. The ones you've heard a thousand times. Bibliography and references: The complete bibliography consulted for this video is very extensive; here we include a selection of the main sources. Soto Ivars, J. (2022). This doesn't exist. Debate. Aristotle. On Sophistical Refutations. Various Authors. Elements of Formal Logic. Ariel Philosophy. Government Delegation against Gender Violence (Spain). UN Women Spain – Violence against Women. Kahneman, Daniel. Think fast, think slow. 🤝 For collaborations, contact [email protected]