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Causality
The relation between causes and effects, often considered fundamental to the understanding and analysis of phenomena in various fields, including philosophy and science.
Conclusion
The final part of something, typically a process, argument, or story, or the judgment or decision reached by reasoning.
False Alternative
A logical fallacy that occurs when an argument unjustly limits the options to two when there are more possibilities.
Fallacy
An erroneous argument or reasoning that renders an argument invalid due to a flaw in its structure or logic.
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