Argumentum ad Logicam

Argumentum ad logicam consists of holding that a conclusion is false because it stems from fallacious reasoning. -

It is the first on the list of our project because it is the one we least have to forget. Invalid reasoning can be followed by a conclusion that, by chance or for other reasons, is true. -

In the context of this project called “destroying fallacies”, we are interested in remembering before throwing stones that our house is made of glass. -

Invalid reasoning does not imply the falsity of your conclusions. LET’S NOT FORGET IT!

example:

Reasoning A that concludes B is fallacious

therefore B is false