Ad hominem fallacy
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An ad hominem fallacy was originally considered an appeal to authority and has only recently been considered as ad hominem fallacy (Ad, 2005). It consists of asserting that the claim made by someone else is wrong, and attacks the claim because of some trait of the person rather than on the facts of the matter. For example, if A makes a statement B, then C attacks A as being an unreliable person, or not knowing the subject B well enough to talk about it. C does not concern themselves with whether or not B
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