The most common logical fallacy I see in the wild is confusing "if X then Y" with "if Y then X" or "all X are Y" with "all Y are X". Another one I see a lot, particularly in the news, is assuming correlation is causation.
Answered by inhahe
The most common logical fallacy I see in the wild is confusing "if X then Y" with "if Y then X" or "all X are Y" with "all Y are X". Another one I see a lot, particularly in the news, is assuming correlation is causation.
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Oh yeah and also deriving "not X, therefore not Y" from "X, therefore Y"