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You come to a conclusion that may or may not be right, but the evidence you use to support said conclusion is either wrong or irrelevant? Thanks!
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Erroneous?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacy perhaps?
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But which fallacy? There are a bunch and some of them are very similar.
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It's not a fallacy. I know what you're thinking of, but I don't know what the term for it is either. I vaguely remember a math teacher telling me this back in 8th grade when I got the right result for an algebra equation but I used the wrong process to get there. I didn't get credit for the answer being right and I thought it was unfair.
I hated that math teacher. She was the worst.
I hated that math teacher. She was the worst.
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False AttributionOriginally Posted by MrG
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