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There is no such thing as significant minority. Therefore your argument is predicated on nothing, and a loss of time.
by jakupovic 1y ago
There is no such thing as significant minority. Therefore your argument is predicated on nothing, and a loss of time.
- dlubarov 1y ago> There is no such thing as significant minority. Huh? You'll have to explain that one.
- jakupovic 1y agoIt is not possible to be a member of significant minority, this would be a fallacy. But, I'm not as good as AI in explaining this and thus looked it up in Google: While "significant minority" is not an established logical fallacy, it can be used to commit two related fallacies: the appeal to minority and a flawed variation of the appeal to popularity (ad populum). This rhetorical tactic exploits the audience's biases by using the status of a group, rather than evidence, to argue for a claim