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An appeal to authority is a fallacy because it doesn’t actually mean anything. It’s false credibility. If the authority comes along with a bunch of well resear
by MBCook 4y ago
An appeal to authority is a fallacy because it doesn’t actually mean anything. It’s false credibility.
If the authority comes along with a bunch of well researched and documented data from experiences in the real world… that seems worth listening to.
It’s no longer an appeal to authority. It’s just looking at evidence.