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    taxpayers money. I 've used your arguments to show how the government, at times, waste the people 's money. In "the state of mind", I was able to incorporate myself in examples of my own views and how I got to be who I am. This essay showed me my own fallacies. Of…

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    In the article, “Uber Regulations Would Stifle the Transportation Free Market”, the author is trying to convey the point that regulations on the companies such as Uber and Lyft will only benefit the insurance companies while actually hurting the free market of transportation because this will cause less people to use the car-sharing and thus make the companies move out of California. The following essay will break down the article in order to give the reader an understanding of the author’s…

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    these rare and exceptional opportunities are the reasons behind people’s success. While analyzing multiple stories of success, to persuade his readers into agreeing with his opinion on success, Gladwell incorporates the use of multiple logical fallacies that throw his entire perspective on success into question. Malcolm Gladwell’s “Outliers” is a book about how having enough foresight to take advantage of opportunities, not simply hard work and talent, can lead to real success. This idea that…

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    to support an argument, Aristotle 's three appeals, how to quote accurately, how to use signal phrases, how to integrate sources, how to create a Works Cited Page, and what a research-based proposal argument is, and my personal favorite, logical fallacies. Before taking English Comp, I never really put much thought into how an argument was constructed, or what made it either effective or ineffective. During this semester, I have learned that it is possible to make a very persuasive argument by…

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    In one of the TED talk broadcast, `Joe Gebbia-The Airbnb story, ' Job Gebbia, the co-founder and chief product officer of Airbnb, claims that strangers can trust one another so much that they can allow the other unknown person(s) to reside in their homes. The speaker accounts for this claim by reasoning out that this is possible because of the creation of an (online) platform that applies a cautiously designed system of a reputation as the vital factor necessary for enhancing trust between…

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    A logical fallacy is defined as a reasoning which is used by the author in order to persuade the people to accept the conclusions. A logical fallacy is one of the strategies used by many authors in order to convince the readers in accepting their own conclusions. There are many types of logical fallacies which are used by authors to convince people to accept their conclusions. Some of them include genetic fallacies, personal attack and appealing to force. 9. Hasty…

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    Aren’t fallacious arguments fallacious? Fallacies: According to me and up to my understanding fallacies are the statements or any argument made by us in debates, for which we don’t have proper reasoning. Fallacies can be true or false either. These are some of the fallacious arguments I found in the script of the film “12 angry men”. (1)There were 11 votes for guilty. It’s not so easy for me to raise my hand and send a boy off to die without talking about it first. In this argument he is not…

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    “Dear Crappy Europe: I’m Glad You Hate America” the author of the article proclaims. Quite a bold statement to start an article with, most would agree. This particular article was pulled from the “Steven Crowder” website, known for its highly opinionated articles - many of which most would argue are more akin to rants - promoting extremely conservative views and giving social commentary. The website, as well as Crowder’s personal YouTube channel, have experienced phenomenal growth due to it’s…

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    would best way to organize my ideas and stage my argument, it comes to my realization that I must learn to develop my arguments, understand my audience, evaluating source of material, approaching arguments rhetorically whereas avoiding logical fallacies. As a result, I visited online writing lab for more interactive learning on modes of persuasion, organizing one’s argument, argumentative purposes, using evidence, argument analysis revision of argument and putting it all together. Online…

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    Introduction A. In petty arguments weight, regardless of being skinny or fat weight is said to provoke. B. Most people who are bigger are aware of it, other factors including health, genetics, and what we consume are key factors in this. I am aware that some people are overweight and that isn’t 100% okay. However, the way you handle things are important. C. “People who are overweight don't want unsolicited advice. Guess what? We know we're fat. We live in homes with mirrors.”- Al Roker First…

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