Logical Fallacies (Faulty logic used to win arguments)

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[@maekg4941]

That fish man analogy got me to stop watching. That according to your reasoning that matter created itself out of nothing if you just allow billion of years . Unbelievable

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It's not about the actual content - it's about the tone and "personal incredulity". In that example, Tim mocks Richards belief through vague comparison and sarcasm. The video doesn't actually say one way or the other what our personal beliefs are regarding evolution. Just that someone may use that method to challenge your beliefs and to position theirs as fact. In the same way that you've applied both strawman and personal incredulity in order to position your beliefs over what you thought ours were and threatened to stop watching unless we personally agree with you...so at least our content is accurate. Appreciate your thoughts either way.