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What is an example of when the bandwagon fallacy does not occur?
If my boyfriend and his family allowed a different team to be supported within their household or if they started supporting different teams amongst each other.
How can diversity and support for non-popular teams eliminate the bandwagon fallacy?
By allowing diversity and non-popular teams, the bandwagon fallacy is entirely removed.
What is the bandwagon fallacy?
The bandwagon fallacy is a logical fallacy where someone assumes that a belief or action is correct simply because it is popular or widely accepted.
What are two examples of situations where the bandwagon fallacy does not occur?
If my boyfriend and his family allowed a different team to be supported within their household or if they started supporting different teams amongst each other.
How does allowing diversity and support for non-popular teams eliminate the bandwagon fallacy?
By allowing diversity and non-popular teams, the bandwagon fallacy is entirely removed.
What is the bandwagon fallacy?
The bandwagon fallacy is a logical fallacy where someone assumes that because something is popular or widely accepted, it must be true or correct.
Test your knowledge on logical fallacies with this quiz! Learn about the bandwagon fallacy and how it can be avoided by embracing diversity and supporting non-popular teams.
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