Display title | Genetic Fallacy |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Rejecting (or accepting) something solely on the basis of its origin, without looking at meaning or context. This ignores the fact that even a less credible source can potentially be right, or that a more credible source can potentially be wrong. This is seen in any case where a source is either highly disparaged or esteemed. Sources will commonly be accepted or dismissed out of hand without looking into the actual validity of their facts or arguments. |