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Topic	Is there a term or a word for this?
action52 11/05/18 4:28:29 PM #21:	Veggeta X posted... So selective understanding is also strawmanning. Hmmmm Well if you do it on purpose then it's not like you don't understand the other things--you're just intentionally ignoring them. A common misconception is that the strawman fallacy is based on inventing fake arguments that the other person did when in actuality it's usually based on focusing on / exaggerating the most extreme and easy to refute parts of the argument, so that it's easier to win. --- i am truley sorry for your lots <cite>action52 posted [p:911866725] in Is there a... [t:77172560]...</cite> <quote><cite>Veggeta X posted...</cite> <quote>So selective understanding is also strawmanning. Hmmmm</quote> Well if you do it on purpose then it's not like you don't understand the other things--you're just intentionally ignoring them. A common misconception is that the strawman fallacy is based on inventing fake arguments that the other person did when in actuality it's usually based on focusing on / exaggerating the most extreme and easy to refute parts of the argument, so that it's easier to win. --- i am truley sorry for your lots</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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