Discuss Critical Thinking and Scientific Authority.

A fallacy is a mistake or fault in reasoning or arguing. Every day, we both use and hear from others fallacious arguments. These fallacies, when we do not recognize them, lead us or others to believe something without justification. Here is a list of common fallacies. https://www.txstate.edu/philosophy/resources/fallacy-definitions.html Click on each link and review the definitions and examples. Then, . Make up another example of your own for each fallacy listed. one example for each kind. You have total 17 examples for 2 pages that are: (1. Ad Hominem, 2.Appeal to Ignorance, 3.Begging the Question, 4.Confusion of Necessary with a Sufficient Condition, 5.Equivocation, 6.False Dilemma, 7.Faulty Analogy, 8.Inconsistency, 9.Irrelevant Authority, 10.Is ought. 11 Ought Is .12. Questionable Cause , 13.Red Herring , 14. Slippery Slope, 15.Straw Person, 16.Two Wrongs, 17.Unwarranted Generalization