fallacy

Phonétique

Américain /ˈfæləsi/Anglais /ˈfæləsi/

NOUNsophisme, fausseté, erreur, idée fausse

Not always, but racism tends to be the preserve of people on the lower rungs of the ladder , or with less education, because they have accomplished little or nothing of which to be proud, and so fall back on the logical fallacy of believing that their skin colour or ethnicity makes them inherently superior to somebody of a different group
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Not always, but racism tends to be the preserve of people on the lower rungs of the ladder, or with less education, because they have accomplished little or nothing of which to be proud, and so fall back on the logical fallacy of believing that their skin colour or ethnicity makes them inherently superior to somebody of a different group
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On the other hand, i can show you the fallacy of this iq of 94
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Taleb explains the fallacy as "basing studies of chance on the narrow world of games and dice"
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Not always, but racism tends to be the preserve of people on the lower rungs of the ladder, or with less education, because they have accomplished little or nothing of which to be proud, and so fall back on the logical fallacy of believing that their skin colour or ethnicity makes them inherently superior to somebody of a different group
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