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Faulty reasoning is an argument, theory, decision, rule, principle or idea that can be considered flawed according to a system of logic or rational thought. Faulty reasoning can be unintentional, such as a poorly considered decision or it can be intentional such as an argument intended to deceive. The following are a common types of faulty reasoning.
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