In this episode of the Good to Talk podcast, Jeremiah and E discuss eight logical fallacies to consider when thinking critically.  Logical fallacies are flaws in an argument that weakens the argument or makes the conclusion invalid. These flaws, which may be committed deliberately or by accident, include drawing of false conclusions, distortion of an issue, an erroneous line of reasoning, misuse of evidence, or misuse of language.

• Burden of Proof
• Genetic
• Anecdotal Evidence
• Black or White Thinking
• Middle Ground
• Ad Hominem
• Bandwagon
• Appeal to Authority