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The slippery slope fallacy warns of a chain reaction starting from a seemingly harmless event leading to an extreme outcome, often portrayed as inevitable. This fallacy can be present in various fields and contexts, such as politics, law, and social issues. The article explains the different types of slippery slopes, provides tips on how to identify and counteract this fallacy in conversations, and offers examples. It emphasizes the importance of examining evidence, considering alternative outcomes, and focusing on supporting arguments with valid reasoning.
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