I love Logical Fallacies. Well, to be clear, I love the idea of Logical Fallacies, specifically the fact that over the ages people have analyzed and classified the many ways that individuals can intentionally, or unconsciously and unintentionally, make argue in illogical or misleading ways. For my benefit, I thought I would write a series of essays evaluating the different classes and specifics of Logical Fallacies. Since the time of the greeks and romans Logic, Rhetoric and Philosophy were formal subjects of study in every well rounded education. As we all recall from school, the first step to teach anything is break it down into little pieces and then group all the pieces together as you try and reconstruct the whole. Speaking as a biochemist, I have to admit this doesn't always work that well, but following in the footsteps of the ancients, let's give that a try. Formal Logical Fallacies In the sub-discipline of Philosophy concerned with logic, in order to be conside