Attacking the person instead of the argument.
Using an anecdote as data or multiple anecdotes as statistics.
Belief that authority is correctness.
Mistaking popularity for validation.
Insisting a claim be disproven with counterevidence before proven with evidence.
Representing object or symbol as another.
Confusing a possible explanation with the only explanation.
The premise contains the conclusion.
Selective appeal to edge cases and exceptions.
Assuming simultaneous events have a causal relation.
Using "or" when "either/or" is better fitting.
Assuming two objects are different if they don't share an attribute.
Placing two distinct positions in the same bin.
Generalizing based on weak assumption or pattern.
Belief that random systems exhibit patterns of balance.
Assuming one inch leads to one mile.
Ignoring subtlety while framing an argument as black and white.
No counterproof is available thus X mus tbe true.
Posing a question in a way that any answer implies guilt.
The midpoint of opposing views must be the truth.
Associating irrelevant information to the topic on hand.
Overattributing the present to the past.
Compel a response from emotion instead of reason.
Attribute cause on possibility alone.
Attributing effect to cause without proof.
Introducing information to divert attention.
Asking a question make a point rather than attain a direct answer.
Reluctance or inability to draw evident conclusions.
Refusal to engage or reason.
Representing an argument weakly to be toppled without resistance.
Reluctance to change course due to previous investment.
One who would shoot a barn wall and then paint a bullseye around the hole.
Latin for "you also", for reponding to criticism with criticism.