This bingo card has a free space and 46 words: Ad Hom, Tu quoque whataboutism, Texas sharpshooter fallacy, I'm entitled to my opinion fallacy, Genetic fallacy, Fallacy of relative privation ("appeal to worse problems"), bare assertion fallacy, Logic chopping fallacy (nit-picking), Association fallacy, Argumentum ad populum, Appeal to tradition, Appeal to nature, fallacy fallacy, Non-sequitur fallacy, argument from incredulity, False equivalence, Fallacy of accent, appeal to authority, false dichotomy, Moving the goalposts, Slippery slope, Special pleading, Begging the question, Circular reasoning, No true Scotsman, Cherry picking, False analogy, Hasty generalization, Nut-picking, Correlation/ Causation fallacy, Gambler's fallacy, post hoc rationalization, Argument from ignorance, Argument from incredulity, Argument from repetition, Argument from silence, missing the point, Poisoning the well, Appeal to motive, Appeal to authority, Appeal to emotion, Appeal to consequences, Is–ought fallacy, Vacuous truth Fallacy, Red Herring Fallacy and Thought-terminating cliché.
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