Fallacy
Fallacy noun - A false idea or belief.
Reality
Reality noun - Something that actually exists.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- The Anecdotal Fallacy is using anecdotes instead of actual statistics and making general rules and grand claims off them, accurate picture of the reality of the matter be damned.
Source: Anecdotal Fallacy - In a crossover between media and real life, this fallacy often shows up on reality shows, with at least one contestant each season declaring proudly "That's just who I am," when called out for acting like a bigot, an asshat, or a bitch.
Source: Appeal to Inherent Nature
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