"The measure of intelligence is the ability to change."
Albert Einstein | Theoretical physicist
In both personal and professional life, the traits of arrogance and confidence are often confused. While they may appear similar on the surface, especially in how...
Introduction In discussions and debates, it’s common to reference experts or authorities to support our arguments. After all, experts have specialized knowledge that can lend weight...
Introduction: In the world of arguments and debates, it’s essential to focus on the ideas being discussed rather than attacking the person presenting them. However, sometimes,...
Introduction The “Ad Hoc rescue” fallacy. This occurs when a person tries to rescue their belief or argument, which has been challenged by providing an explanation...
Introduction The “Tu Quoque” fallacy, Latin for “you too”, serves as a classic example of how arguments can go astray. This fallacy, also known as the...
