One Problem with the Fallacy of Appeal to Ignorance Is

question 160

Multiple Choice

One problem with the fallacy of appeal to ignorance is that usually:

• A)the person making the argument is pretending to be less intelligent than he or she is
• B)the person making the argument is insulting the person to whom he or she makes it
• C)the person making the argument is insulting everyone who disagrees with him/her
• D)it puts the burden of proof on a positive claim
• E)it puts the burden of proof on a negative claim

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