Logical fallacies

4. Assumption that because something happened before or after something either one must be the cause or effect of such action
6. End and start an argument at the same conclusion/claim and provides little evidence
7. Assuming an action would cause a cascade of other bad ones leading to horrible disasters
10. Confusion of the definitions of a word to confuse and misinterpret
13. confusing a necessary condition with a sufficent one and the other way around
14. Merging or 2 phrases, ideas, or concepts

1. A judgement made Quickly with little to no defining evidence for the claim
2. to two extreme options
3. The premises assumes its conclusion to be true(self supports)
5. Application of a rule or judgement vaugly to represent a whole body/commmunity
8. Man Misrepresenting or misinterpreting an argument on purpose to respond better
9. The conclusion doesn't follow the premise and can be proven false
11. Attacking the person directly instead of the argument
12. Response to critisim by accusing the opponent of the same