> The habit of name-dropping logically fallacies and thinking it is some kind of slam dunk is so cliche that it needs it's own name. It's sometimes called the

> The habit of name-dropping logically fallacies and thinking it is some kind of slam dunk is so cliche that it needs it's own name. It's sometimes called the 'fallacy fallacy': the assertion that because the argument is fallacious the conclusions are also necessarily false (as opposed to potentially true but infelicitously argued).