If you are ever going to deliver a presentation or argument or debate a point, be aware of the fallacies often used to disprove your argument or to convince an audience of another point of view. This is Part 1 of 4.
More fallacies that you as an ethical influencer, will probably be confronted with as people attempt to disprove your argument or to convince you of another point of view. This is Part 2 of 4.
More fallacies that you as an ethical influencer, will probably be confronted with as people attempt to disprove your argument or to convince you of another point of view. This is Part 3 of 4.
In this final article in this series, Part 4 of 4, we look at the two remaining fallacies (aka misleading argument strategies) you need to be aware of.
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