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Falsehood Fallacies
Disciplines > Argument > Fallacies > Falsehood Fallacies
Perhaps the simplest form of fallacy is bare-faced lying, where the speaker deliberately tells something that is untrue, perhaps in the hope that the other person will not notice.
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