Agree or disagree The first logical fallacy I chose is Plain Folks. One of the main examples

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The first logical fallacy I chose is Plain Folks. One of the main examples of this that I have seen is during the beginning months of the Covid-19 pandemic, many celebrities would post videos or make commercials saying that "We are in this together" and they would talk about their struggles. But really, they were doing fine. The easiest way to fix this would be to find someone in a heavily affected area and have them tell their story. More people would believe it if it actually came from a common man instead of a celebrity that doesnt really have to worry as much. The second logical fallacy I chose is Appeal to Tradition. I chose this one because times change, and that means that the way things are done, would benefit from changing too. The way I would fix this is to see how something was done years ago, and try to change it while keeping some of the old way intact, as long as it still works. Hoepfully this can help find some middle ground between the old and new. The first logical fallacy I chose is Plain Folks. One of the main examples of this that I have seen is during the beginning months of the Covid-19 pandemic, many celebrities would post videos or make commercials saying that "We are in this together" and they would talk about their struggles. But really, they were doing fine. The easiest way to fix this would be to find someone in a heavily affected area and have them tell their story. More people would believe it if it actually came from a common man instead of a celebrity that doesnt really have to worry as much. The second logical fallacy I chose is Appeal to Tradition. I chose this one because times change, and that means that the way things are done, would benefit from changing too. The way I would fix this is to see how something was done years ago, and try to change it while keeping some of the old way intact, as long as it still works. Hoepfully this can help find some middle ground between the old and new.

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I agree that the Plain Folks fallacy can be a persuasive tacticbut I dont think its always inauthent... View the full answer