You can also always count on someone to call out logical fallacies on something that is not a logical argument.
That aside, calling out “this is fallacy X” does not make you smart or a good debater. They are not Pokémon moves to be called out to feel superior. Use them while constructing your point or shut up.
I will reiterate: I am aware that Peter Thiel really likes LotR, but he still has nothing to do with people that identify as nerds and geeks. This is an opinion, not a logical proposition.
Ah, I was expecting the no true Scotsman fallacy.
You can also always count on someone to call out logical fallacies on something that is not a logical argument.
That aside, calling out “this is fallacy X” does not make you smart or a good debater. They are not Pokémon moves to be called out to feel superior. Use them while constructing your point or shut up.
I will reiterate: I am aware that Peter Thiel really likes LotR, but he still has nothing to do with people that identify as nerds and geeks. This is an opinion, not a logical proposition.