- Personal ad-hominem attacks are unfortunately becoming more and more prevalent in debates. It’s important to understand how such attacks work and what types of them exist, so you can counter them successfully. https://effectiviology.com/ad-hominem-fallacy/ 1241 comments philosophy
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