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> Not only is that a logical fallacy (appeal to authority) Most things that are called that are not. This would be a fallacy: 1. World’s best player (to have
by avgcorrection 4y ago
> Not only is that a logical fallacy (appeal to authority)
Most things that are called that are not.
This would be a fallacy:
1. World’s best player (to have ever lived)
2. Therefore his opinion is correct
This on the other hand is not a fallacy:
1. Ditto
2. Therefore one should take his opinions on this matter extremely seriously
It’s not fallacious since it doesn’t pretend or present itself as a derived fact.