Definition/ Meaning/ Explanation
Use of manipulative and wrong fallacies while establishing a causal connection. They are often made by the wrong reasoning. Repetitive and deceptive fallacies which may seems like true in reality but they never are. For example Drinking water will keep you alive, although its partially true but it's not really the case.

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Further Reading/ References
https://philosophy.lander.edu/logic/cause.html

Category: Learning, Thinking        Tags: False Cause, Mental Models