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Argument from ignorance
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Ad Ignorantiam
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when it is argued that a proposition is true simply on the basis that it has not been proved false, or vice versa
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Appeal to inappropriate authority
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Ad Verecundiam
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when the appeal is made to parties having no legitimate claim to authority in the matter at hand
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Against the person
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Ad hominem
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attack in which the thrust is directed not at a conclusion but at the person who asserts it
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Appeal to Emotion
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Ad Populum
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replaces rationality with devices designed to incite an emotional response
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Appeal to Pity
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Ad Misericordiam
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appeal to emotion, esp. altruism and mercy of audience
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Appeal to Force
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Ad Baculum
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appeal to force to cause acceptance of a conclusion
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Irrelevant conclusion
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Ignoratio Elenchi
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argument purporting to establish a particular conclusion instead is directed to proving a different one
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