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Q Fallacies are errors in thought that leads to wrong judgment and making deliver incorrect and illogical speeches which results in bad arguments. In other word, fallacies are wrong reasoning while making an argument. These fallacies makes argument appears right and justifiable in many cases and in many cases they are deliberate to convince people of their argument or it can also be unintentional when people are ignorant and careless.

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