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  • Somewhere in the city of Logicton...
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  • Logicton Court House
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  • Court is now in session. Mr. Slope, you stand accused of exaggeration and faulty reasoning. How do you plead?
  • Not guilty, Your Honor! I’m just being cautious!
  • JudgeRationalia
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  • Your Honor, this fallacy spreads panic. He claims that one small action always leads to extreme consequences, without real proof!
  • JudgeRationalia
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  • Example: ‘If we allow students to redo one test, soon they’ll expect to redo every test, and education will collapse!’ That’s pure exaggeration!”
  • It could happen... maybe…
  • JudgeRationalia
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  • Hmmm… proceed.
  • Your Honor, my client simply encourages people to think ahead. He reminds us that actions can have consequences. Isn’t that... logical?
  • Exactly! I’m just connecting the dots - a to b to c - it’s all connected!
  • JudgeRationalia
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  • Audience gasps...
  • But you skip steps, don’t you, Mr. Slope? You jump from small causes to huge effects without evidence!
  • Not always! Sometimes, little things really do lead to big problems!
  • JudgeRationalia
  • True - but assuming it always happens is where you go wrong!”
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  • Order! Order! This courtroom is turning into a debate club!
  • Other fallacies snicker in the background: Sir Straw Man whispers, “He’s always overreacting,” and Adam Hominem laughs.
  • JudgeRationalia
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  • You’re not preventing - you’re pretending! There’s a difference between warning and wild guessing!
  • (nodding): Exactly! I’m not fear mongering, I’m preventing disaster!
  • Your Honor, isn’t it fair to be cautious? If people didn’t think ahead, society might take real risks!
  • JudgeRationalia
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  • Mr. Slippery Slope, while your intentions may be to warn, you often mislead by assuming one event automatically causes another.
  • (bangs gavel):“You are found guilty of faulty reasoning - and sentenced to rehabilitation in the Logic Workshop!”
  • (relieved): “At least it’s not time at Fallacy Penetentiary…”
  • JudgeRationalia