A game-changer for arguments
I notice fallacies in the wild now — on the news, in meetings, even in my own head.
Thirty-plus patterns show up again and again — in political speech, marketing, group chats, and your own reasoning. Learn to name them and they lose their power.
Attacking the person making the argument rather than the argument itself.
Misrepresenting someone’s argument to make it easier to attack.
Framing a complex issue as a choice between only two options.
Claiming something is true because an authority figure says so.
Arguing a small step inevitably leads to an extreme outcome.
Using the conclusion as a premise, in slightly different words.
Drawing a broad conclusion from a small or biased sample.
Introducing an irrelevant topic to divert attention from the real issue.
Reading a list of fallacies won’t change how you think. Spotting them — in live video, under pressure, one round at a time — will.
The app feeds you actual reels, speeches, and headlines — the arguments you'd scroll past otherwise.
As soon as the move is made, you tag it. Fast, under pressure, with instant feedback on why it fails.
Every wrong answer gets explained. Every right one builds a streak. Your weak spots surface automatically.
After a week, you start hearing fallacies in the wild — in the news, at work, in your own first drafts.
Fallacies are other people’s sloppy arguments. Biases are the ones running silently in your own head. Learn the shapes — and you start catching yourself.
I notice fallacies in the wild now — on the news, in meetings, even in my own head.
Ajuda as pessoas a ver com mais clareza e lucidez em tempos de tantas divisões.
Transforme un sujet sérieux — les sophismes — en expérience captivante.
I didn't realize there were so many fallacies. I catch them everywhere now.
Genuinely sharpened how I think through problems at work.
Super well thought out — great for anyone who communicates for a living.
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