ethics and none use of logical fallacies

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This are taught in phycology ethics class's as finding them in peoples argument's creates more accurate truth there by leading to a more ethical practice. Look for there being used in politicians arguments. They will argue that we don't have the time to look at all the facts and they have to use them when they know they are correct.

learn them to find them in your opponents arguments in a debate to counter there positions.

C:\Users\enjn\gcc>ethics.exe

Logical fallacies are everywhere. Once you know how to
recognize them, youll notice just how common they areΓÇö
and how they can undermine the point their writer is
attempting to make. Being able to identify logical
fallacies in others writing as well as in your own
will make you a more critical thinker
by Ian J Norris
Ian.enjn@gmail.com

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Causal fallacy A causal fallacy is one that implies a relationship between two things where one cant actually be proven. Example: When ice cream sales are up, so are shark attacks. Therefore, buying ice cream increases your risk of being bitten by a shark.

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Straw man A straw man argument is one that argues against a hyperbolic, inaccurate version of the opposition rather than their actual argument. Example: Erin thinks we need to stop using all plastics, right now, to save the planet from climate change.

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Thank you for using logical fallacies Generator, truth is ethical

Game.py

this is my A.I. game based off of the previous program for working on your logic and debating logical fallacies identification.

C:\Users\enjn\gcc>game.py

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║     THE WEIGHT OF A THOUSAND STORMS                    ║
║        A Logic Fallacy Debate Game                     ║
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║  you must weigh arguments for truth and balance.      ║
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║  An AI will present a flawed argument. Your task:     ║
║  Identify the fallacy and craft a better counter.     ║
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║  May truth prevail. ⚖️                                ║
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Enter your name (or press Enter for 'Player'): ian

Welcome, ian! May the Scales of Ma'at guide you.

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⚖️ NEW ROUND ⚖️

Fallacy: Appeal to hypocrisy
Definition: Responds to a claim with reactive criticism rather than addressing the claim itself.

🤖 Ibi presents a flawed argument...

Bad Argument: They tell me to eat less sugar, but they were just enjoying a whole chocolate cake yesterday! Clearly, their advice isn’t worth listening to if they don’t follow it themselves, so I'm going to have another cookie.

Your Counter-Argument: I like sugar

📊 Grading your response...

✨ Score: 25/100
The scales tilt against you. Reconsider your logic.

Play another round? (y/n): n

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🌙 Thank you for playing 🌙

Your Session Average: 25.0/100 (1 rounds)

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📊 SESSION SCORES

ian: Avg 25.0 (1 rounds)

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🏆 ALL-TIME HIGH SCORES

1. ian: 25
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May truth always balance the scales. ⚖️✨

and lastly is a new myth for Ma'at as there is no myth from ancient Egypt with anything about her where she takes presence, just her feather. To note Ma'at is also the Egyptian idea(word) of law and order.

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