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-->- About 6 minutes into [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/teamt/cr/ff/32594-episode-58-my-little-pony-retrospective-g4 this]] ''[[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic MLP:FIM]]'' retrospective from ''[[ThatGuyWithTheGlasses TGWTG]].'' [[hottip:*:On the criticisms that Rainbow Dash represented the "lesbian tomboy" stereotype.]]
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-->- About 6 minutes into [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/teamt/cr/ff/32594-episode-58-my-little-pony-retrospective-g4 this]] ''[[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic ''[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic MLP:FIM]]'' retrospective from ''[[ThatGuyWithTheGlasses TGWTG]].'' [[hottip:*:On the criticisms that Rainbow Dash represented the "lesbian tomboy" stereotype.]]
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->So you're denouncing the series for promoting stereotypes, by drawing upon said stereotype as evidence of your argument. That is the verbal equivalent of an [[MCEscher Escher]] drawing.
-->- [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/teamt/cr/ff/32594-episode-58-my-little-pony-retrospective-g4 This]] ''[[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic MLP:FIM]]'' retrospective from ''[[ThatGuyWithTheGlasses TGWTG]].'' [[hottip:*:On the criticisms that Rainbow Dash represented the "lesbian tomboy" stereotype.]]
-->- [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/teamt/cr/ff/32594-episode-58-my-little-pony-retrospective-g4 This]] ''[[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic MLP:FIM]]'' retrospective from ''[[ThatGuyWithTheGlasses TGWTG]].'' [[hottip:*:On the criticisms that Rainbow Dash represented the "lesbian tomboy" stereotype.]]
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* On ''OrderOfTheStick'': Though she ultimately turns out to be right, Elan points out that Haley is using circular logic against Tarquin: She won't tell him that lives are at stake concerning the information she wants because she doesn't trust him, and she doesn't trust him because he's withholding information when lives are at stake. Haley is ''not'' pleased at having been out-logicked by TheDitz.
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* On ''OrderOfTheStick'': ''Webcomic/OrderOfTheStick'': Though she ultimately turns out to be right, Elan points out that Haley is using circular logic against Tarquin: She won't tell him that lives are at stake concerning the information she wants because she doesn't trust him, and she doesn't trust him because he's withholding information when lives are at stake. Haley is ''not'' pleased at having been out-logicked by TheDitz.
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:: Begging The Question used recursively. A is true because B is true. B is true because C is true. C is true because D is true. D is true because A is true. The proof simply circles around and around, with nothing in it that it isn't being proved by itself.
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:: Begging The Question BeggingTheQuestion used recursively. A is true because B is true. B is true because C is true. C is true because D is true. D is true because A is true. The proof simply circles around and around, with nothing in it that it isn't being proved by itself.
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* On OrderOfTheStick: ''OrderOfTheStick'': Though she ultimately turns out to be right, Elan points out that Haley is using circular logic against Tarquin: She won't tell him that lives are at stake concerning the information she wants because she doesn't trust him, and she doesn't trust him because he's withholding information when lives are at stake. Haley is ''not'' pleased at having been out-logicked by TheDitz.
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* The British used a similar line of reasoning against employing homosexuals in the Secret Service; it was
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* According to IsaacAsimov, this was used in the Middle Ages as an excuse not to educate women; all intelligent people know Latin, but women don't know Latin so they must be stupid, which means that there's no point in teaching them Latin (or anything else). This is also the fallacy of confusing knowledge with intelligence, which underpins large parts of so-called "[[YouFailtheIQTest intelligence tests]]".
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** Oddly enough, it was also thought to be a reason why they would make good agents; hiding one's activities, meeting covertly and maintaining a respectable front to avoid suspicion are the kind of skills the Service found useful.
* According to IsaacAsimov, this was used in the Middle Ages as an excuse not to educate women; all intelligent people know Latin, but women don't know Latin so they must be stupid, which means that there's no point in teaching them Latin (or anything else). This is also the fallacy of confusing knowledge with intelligence, which underpins large parts of so-called"[[YouFailtheIQTest "[[YouFailTheIQTest intelligence tests]]".
* According to IsaacAsimov, this was used in the Middle Ages as an excuse not to educate women; all intelligent people know Latin, but women don't know Latin so they must be stupid, which means that there's no point in teaching them Latin (or anything else). This is also the fallacy of confusing knowledge with intelligence, which underpins large parts of so-called
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* On the ZeroPunctuation ''ZeroPunctuation'' review of WorldOfWarcraft: Cataclysm, ''WorldOfWarcraft: Cataclysm'', Yahtzee asked another player why he raids. The raider's reason is that it gets stuff. Why does he want stuff? To raid with.
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* On OrderOfTheStick: Though she ultimately turns out to be right, Elan points out that Haley is using circular logic against Tarquin: She won't tell him that lives are at stake concerning the information she wants because she doesn't trust him, and she doesn't trust him because he's withholding information when lives are at stake. Haley is ''not'' pleased at having been out-logicked by TheDitz.
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Never mind. Take it back.
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* Though she ultimately turns out to be right, Elan points out that Haley is using circular logic against Tarquin: She won't tell him that lives are at stake concerning the information she wants because she doesn't trust him, and she doesn't trust him because he's withholding information when lives are at stake. Haley is ''not'' pleased at having been out-logicked by TheDitz.
* Though she ultimately turns out to be right, Elan points out that Haley is using circular logic against Tarquin: She won't tell him that lives are at stake concerning the information she wants because she doesn't trust him, and she doesn't trust him because he's withholding information when lives are at stake. Haley is ''not'' pleased at having been out-logicked by TheDitz.
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Actually, fits Begging The Question better
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* Though she ultimately turns out to be right, Elan points out that Haley is using circular logic against Tarquin: She won't tell him that lives are at stake concerning the information she wants because she doesn't trust him, and she doesn't trust him because he's withholding information when lives are at stake. Haley is ''not'' pleased at having been out-logicked by TheDitz.
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* Though she ultimately turns out to be right, Elan points out that Haley is using circular logic against Tarquin: She won't tell him that lives are at stake concerning the information she wants because she doesn't trust him, and she doesn't trust him because he's withholding information when lives are at stake. Haley is ''not'' pleased at having been out-logicked by TheDitz.
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* Used for BlackComedy in "The Sleepy Sentinel" (from ''Epitaphs of the War'') by RudyardKipling:
--> I sleep because I am slain. They slew me because I slept.
--> I sleep because I am slain. They slew me because I slept.
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* A sketch on ''ThatMitchellAndWebbLook'' had a group of government agents justify covering up the Roswell incident in this way. They could release all the information now in order to gather support and build defences against a possible invasion, but people will be angry with the government when they learn that aliens exist, especially if there is an invasion and it turns out that the government knew about them for decades but did nothing to help gather support and build defences.
* A sketch on ''ThatMitchellAndWebbLook'' had a group of government agents justify covering up the Roswell incident in this way. They could release all the information now in order to gather support and build defences against a possible invasion, but people will be angry with the government when they learn that aliens exist, especially if there is an invasion and it turns out that the government knew about them for decades but did nothing to help gather support and build defences.
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* This exchange at HowIMetYourMother (non-exact quotes):
-->'''Ted:''' Oh, cereals. I'll have a bowl too.
-->'''Robin:''' We're out of milk.
-->'''Ted:''' I just saw a bottle on the fridge.
-->'''Robin:''' It's empty.
-->'''Ted:''' Then put it at garbage!
-->'''Robin:''' The garbage can is full.
-->'''Ted:''' Why didn't you take the garbage out?!
-->'''Robin:''' I'm eating right now!
-->'''Ted:''' Oh, cereals. I'll have a bowl too.
-->'''Robin:''' We're out of milk.
-->'''Ted:''' I just saw a bottle on the fridge.
-->'''Robin:''' It's empty.
-->'''Ted:''' Then put it at garbage!
-->'''Robin:''' The garbage can is full.
-->'''Ted:''' Why didn't you take the garbage out?!
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-->'''Robin:''' We're out of milk.
-->'''Ted:''' I just saw a bottle on the fridge.
-->'''Robin:''' It's empty.
-->'''Ted:''' Then put it at garbage!
-->'''Robin:''' The garbage can is full.
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* The British used a similar line of reasoning against employing homosexuals in the Secret Service; it was
--> Homosexuals cannot be employed in the Secret Service because they are a security risk.
--> Therefore, any homosexual employed by the Secret Service would lose his job if he were found out.
--> Therefore, any homosexual employed by the Secret Service would do anything to avoid being found out.
--> Therefore, homosexual employees of the Secret Service are more open to blackmail than non-homosexual employees.
--> Therefore, homosexuals present a security risk and should not be employed in the Secret Service.
* According to IsaacAsimov, this was used in the Middle Ages as an excuse not to educate women; all intelligent people know Latin, but women don't know Latin so they must be stupid, which means that there's no point in teaching them Latin (or anything else). This is also the fallacy of confusing knowledge with intelligence, which underpins large parts of so-called "[[YouFailtheIQTest intelligence tests]]".
* The British used a similar line of reasoning against employing homosexuals in the Secret Service; it was
--> Homosexuals cannot be employed in the Secret Service because they are a security risk.
--> Therefore, any homosexual employed by the Secret Service would lose his job if he were found out.
--> Therefore, any homosexual employed by the Secret Service would do anything to avoid being found out.
--> Therefore, homosexual employees of the Secret Service are more open to blackmail than non-homosexual employees.
--> Therefore, homosexuals present a security risk and should not be employed in the Secret Service.
* According to IsaacAsimov, this was used in the Middle Ages as an excuse not to educate women; all intelligent people know Latin, but women don't know Latin so they must be stupid, which means that there's no point in teaching them Latin (or anything else). This is also the fallacy of confusing knowledge with intelligence, which underpins large parts of so-called "[[YouFailtheIQTest intelligence tests]]".
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* Used for BlackComedy in "The Sleepy Sentinel" (from ''Epitaphs of the War'') by RudyardKipling:
--> I sleep because I am slain. They slew me because I slept.
* In ''[[NomesTrilogy Wings]]'' (about a certain almost insignificant subset of living things of Florida):
--> But they're the ones who matter. At least, in their opinion. And their opinion is the one that matters. In their opinion.
--> I sleep because I am slain. They slew me because I slept.
* In ''[[NomesTrilogy Wings]]'' (about a certain almost insignificant subset of living things of Florida):
--> But they're the ones who matter. At least, in their opinion. And their opinion is the one that matters. In their opinion.
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* The drunk in ''TheLittlePrince'' drinks. When asked why, he explains that he wants to forget. When asked what he wants to forget, he says that he wants to forget that he is ashamed. When asked about that, he explains that he is ashamed of drinking.
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* On the ZeroPunctuation review of WorldOfWarcraft: Cataclysm, Yahtzee asked another player why he raids. The raider's reason is that it gets stuff. Why does he want stuff? To raid with.
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** Ofcourse the player is probably trying to explain that he enjoys the activity for its own sake, and has no ulterior motive beyond being able to continue it as long as possible.
** Ofcourse the player is probably trying to explain that he enjoys the activity for its own sake, and has no ulterior motive beyond being able to continue it as long as possible.
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* On ZeroPunctuation's the ZeroPunctuation review of WorldOfWarcraft: Cataclysm, he mentions he Yahtzee asked another player why he raids. The raider's reason is that it gets stuff. Why does he want stuff? To raid with.
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[[AC:Real Life]]
* The British used a similar line of reasoning against employing homosexuals in the Secret Service; it was
--> Homosexuals cannot be employed in the Secret Service because they are a security risk.
--> Therefore, any homosexual employed by the Secret Service would lose his job if he were found out.
--> Therefore, any homosexual employed by the Secret Service would do anything to avoid being found out.
--> Therefore, homosexual employees of the Secret Service are more open to blackmail than non-homosexual employees.
--> Therefore, homosexuals present a security risk and should not be employed in the Secret Service.
* According to IsaacAsimov, this was used in the Middle Ages as an excuse not to educate women; all intelligent people know Latin, but women don't know Latin so they must be stupid, which means that there's no point in teaching them Latin (or anything else). This is also the fallacy of confusing knowledge with intelligence, which underpins large parts of so-called "[[YouFailtheIQTest intelligence tests]]".
* There are many geologists and paleontologists (and textbooks) that dictate that they know how old fossils are by the age of the rock they found them in. And how do they know how old the rock is? [[WallBanger By how old the fossils they found them in are]].
* The British used a similar line of reasoning against employing homosexuals in the Secret Service; it was
--> Homosexuals cannot be employed in the Secret Service because they are a security risk.
--> Therefore, any homosexual employed by the Secret Service would lose his job if he were found out.
--> Therefore, any homosexual employed by the Secret Service would do anything to avoid being found out.
--> Therefore, homosexual employees of the Secret Service are more open to blackmail than non-homosexual employees.
--> Therefore, homosexuals present a security risk and should not be employed in the Secret Service.
* According to IsaacAsimov, this was used in the Middle Ages as an excuse not to educate women; all intelligent people know Latin, but women don't know Latin so they must be stupid, which means that there's no point in teaching them Latin (or anything else). This is also the fallacy of confusing knowledge with intelligence, which underpins large parts of so-called "[[YouFailtheIQTest intelligence tests]]".
* There are many geologists and paleontologists (and textbooks) that dictate that they know how old fossils are by the age of the rock they found them in. And how do they know how old the rock is? [[WallBanger By how old the fossils they found them in are]].
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* On ZeroPunctuation's review of WorldOfWarcraft: Cataclysm, he mentions he ask another player why he raids. The raider's reason is that it gets stuff. Why does he want stuff? To raid with.
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* According to IsaacAsimov, this was used in the Middle Ages as an excuse not to educate women; all intelligent people know Latin, but women don't know Latin so they must be stupid, which means that there's no point in teaching them Latin (or anything else). This is also the fallacy of confusing knowledge with intelligence, which underpins large parts of so-called "[[YouFailtheIQTest intelligence tests]]".
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* According to IsaacAsimov, this was used in the Middle Ages as an excuse not to educate women; all intelligent people know Latin, but women don't know Latin so they must be stupid, which means that there's no point in teaching them Latin (or anything else). This is also the fallacy of confusing knowledge with intelligence, which underpins large parts of so-called "[[YouFailtheIQTest intelligence tests]]".tests]]".
* There are many geologists and paleontologists (and textbooks) that dictate that they know how old fossils are by the age of the rock they found them in. And how do they know how old the rock is? [[WallBanger By how old the fossils they found them in are]].
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* There are many geologists and paleontologists (and textbooks) that dictate that they know how old fossils are by the age of the rock they found them in. And how do they know how old the rock is? [[WallBanger By how old the fossils they found them in are]].
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* According to IsaacAsimov, this was used in the Middle Ages as an excuse not to educate women; all intelligent people know Latin, but women don't know Latin so they must be stupid, which means that there's no point in teaching them Latin (or anything else). This is also the fallacy of confusing knowledge with intelligence, which underpins large parts of so-called "[[YouFailtheIQTest intelligence tests]]".
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* And of course, the classic:
-->TheBible is true.
-->Therefore {{God}} exists, and is honest, and wrote the Bible, because the Bible says so.
-->Therefore the Bible must be true, because God wrote it.
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* And of course, the classic:
-->TheBible is true.
-->Therefore {{God}} exists, and is honest, and wrote the Bible, because the Bible says so.
-->Therefore the Bible must be true, because God wrote it.
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-->TheBible is true.
-->Therefore {{God}} exists, and is honest, and wrote the Bible, because the Bible says so.
-->Therefore the Bible must be true, because God wrote it.
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* And of course, the classic:
-->TheBible is true.
-->Therefore {{God}} exists, and is honest, and wrote the Bible, because the Bible says so.
-->Therefore the Bible must be true, because God wrote it.
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-->Therefore {{God}} exists, and is honest, and wrote the Bible, because the Bible says He does.
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* This exchange at HowIMetYourMother (non-exact quotes):
-->'''Ted:''' Oh, cereals. I'll have a bowl too.
-->'''Robin:''' We're out of milk.
-->'''Ted:''' I just saw a bottle on the fridge.
-->'''Robin:''' It's empty.
-->'''Ted:''' Then put it at garbage!
-->'''Robin:''' The garbage can is full.
-->'''Ted:''' Why didn't you take the garbage out?!
-->'''Robin:''' I'm eating right now!
* This exchange at HowIMetYourMother (non-exact quotes):
-->'''Ted:''' Oh, cereals. I'll have a bowl too.
-->'''Robin:''' We're out of milk.
-->'''Ted:''' I just saw a bottle on the fridge.
-->'''Robin:''' It's empty.
-->'''Ted:''' Then put it at garbage!
-->'''Robin:''' The garbage can is full.
-->'''Ted:''' Why didn't you take the garbage out?!
-->'''Robin:''' I'm eating right now!
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