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the admitting of a point claimed in an arguement.
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is a type of fallacy, and it's when you are trying to compare your topic to completely unrelated issues.
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an emotion of sympathetic pity.
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the logic or theory of the methods and reasonings of empirical science.
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coming to a single conclusion from a very general statement.
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reasonably verifying a proof of a claim
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Information that is acquired from observation or experimenting.
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a claim of non-factual information based on a person's experience.
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Appealing to personal considerations rather than to logic or reason.
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the act of developing the intellectual and moral falculties especially by education.
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possessing very high or excellent qualities.
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honesty, fairness, or integrity in one's beliefs and action
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Indifference to pleasure or pain |
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