* No Copyright infringement. Commercial rights belong to the original owner.* Logical Fallacies: Faulty Appeal to Authority Video made by Katie Liu for her 5th period English AP class.
Very Confused. There is nothing inherently wrong with appealing to an authority. If the world chess champion says a chess move is good, citing him is reasonable even if not decisive Here's the blunder in this analysis: What the author is confusing is an appeal to authority with an appeal to MISPLACED authority -- citing Schwarzenegger (an authority on bodybuilding) as, erroneously, an authority on brain surgery(which requires a physician as authority)
I think I understand the concept a little better now.
ultimatemaijn 1 month ago
@BadGrassDieHard his analysis rests on a common misunderstanding of an appeal to authority -- see the book UNDERSTANDING ARGUMENTS, by Robert Fogelin
serafinichess 2 months ago
Very Confused. There is nothing inherently wrong with appealing to an authority. If the world chess champion says a chess move is good, citing him is reasonable even if not decisive Here's the blunder in this analysis: What the author is confusing is an appeal to authority with an appeal to MISPLACED authority -- citing Schwarzenegger (an authority on bodybuilding) as, erroneously, an authority on brain surgery(which requires a physician as authority)
serafinichess 2 months ago
thnx!! dude it really help me a lot....
+ nice vids
BadGrassDieHard 1 year ago
THANKS A BUNCH! It helped with my hw,i was having trouble understanding this and you know teachers "I will only explain once >:o" :bb
PukeZombies 1 year ago