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Name a logical fallacy

August 26, 2026 · 135 archived answers

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  • Ignoratio elenchi

    100 points

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AnswerPointsTier
Ignoratio elenchi100One in a Krillion
Accident fallacy85Deep Cut
Ad hoc rescue85Deep Cut
Affirming a disjunct85Deep Cut
Affirming the consequent85Deep Cut
Appeal to accomplishment85Deep Cut
Appeal to flattery85Deep Cut
Appeal to motive85Deep Cut
Appeal to poverty85Deep Cut
Appeal to probability85Deep Cut
Appeal to ridicule85Deep Cut
Appeal to spite85Deep Cut
Appeal to the stone85Deep Cut
Appeal to wealth85Deep Cut
Argument from repetition85Deep Cut
Argument from silence85Deep Cut
Baconian fallacy85Deep Cut
Base rate fallacy85Deep Cut
Bulverism85Deep Cut
Chronological snobbery85Deep Cut
Conjunction fallacy85Deep Cut
Continuum fallacy85Deep Cut
Courtier's reply85Deep Cut
Definitional retreat85Deep Cut
Denying a conjunct85Deep Cut
Denying the antecedent85Deep Cut
Division fallacy85Deep Cut
Doorman fallacy85Deep Cut
Double counting85Deep Cut
Ecological fallacy85Deep Cut
Etymological fallacy85Deep Cut
Exclusive premises85Deep Cut
Existential fallacy85Deep Cut
Fallacy of accent85Deep Cut
Fallacy of four terms85Deep Cut
Fallacy of relative privation85Deep Cut
Fallacy of the single cause85Deep Cut
False attribution85Deep Cut
Furtive fallacy85Deep Cut
Galileo gambit85Deep Cut
Gish gallop85Deep Cut
Goomba fallacy85Deep Cut
Historian's fallacy85Deep Cut
Homunculus fallacy85Deep Cut
I'm entitled to my opinion85Deep Cut
If-by-whiskey85Deep Cut
Ignoring a common cause85Deep Cut
Illicit major85Deep Cut
Illicit minor85Deep Cut
Incomplete comparison85Deep Cut
Inflation of conflict85Deep Cut
Inverse gambler's fallacy85Deep Cut
Invincible ignorance85Deep Cut
Kettle logic85Deep Cut
Logic chopping85Deep Cut
Loki's wager85Deep Cut
Ludic fallacy85Deep Cut
Lump of labour fallacy85Deep Cut
Magical thinking85Deep Cut
Masked man fallacy85Deep Cut
McNamara fallacy85Deep Cut
Middle ground fallacy85Deep Cut
Mind projection fallacy85Deep Cut
Misleading vividness85Deep Cut
Modal fallacy85Deep Cut
Moralistic fallacy85Deep Cut
Nirvana fallacy85Deep Cut
Nutpicking85Deep Cut
Overwhelming exception85Deep Cut
Package deal fallacy85Deep Cut
Persuasive definition85Deep Cut
Politician's syllogism85Deep Cut
Pooh-pooh85Deep Cut
Proof by assertion85Deep Cut
Prosecutor's fallacy85Deep Cut
Proving too much85Deep Cut
Psychologist's fallacy85Deep Cut
Regression fallacy85Deep Cut
Reification85Deep Cut
Retrospective determinism85Deep Cut
Slothful induction85Deep Cut
Special pleading85Deep Cut
Style over substance85Deep Cut
Suppressed correlative85Deep Cut
Survivorship bias85Deep Cut
Texas sharpshooter85Deep Cut
Thought-terminating cliché85Deep Cut
Tone policing85Deep Cut
Traitorous critic fallacy85Deep Cut
Undistributed middle85Deep Cut
Wishful thinking85Deep Cut
Wrong direction85Deep Cut
Anecdotal fallacy60Rare
Appeal to consequences60Rare
Appeal to fear60Rare
Appeal to force60Rare
Appeal to ignorance60Rare
Appeal to nature60Rare
Appeal to novelty60Rare
Appeal to pity60Rare

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Answers and scores: Krillion Answers archive for August 26, 2026. Other spellings may be treated differently in the live game.