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Define the logical fallacy Post hoc, ergo propter hoc . A:Latin for who cares B:One thing is the direct result of another C:Name calling D:Something is true because so many people believe it
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Define the logical fallacy Post hoc, ergo propter hoc . A:Latin for who cares B:One thing is the direct result of another C:Name calling D:Something is true because so many people believe it

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i need points idk if its right sorry

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