What I learned this past week that stuck out to me was in the Epsion book and it was concentrating on fallacies. It made me think of what a good and a bad argument consist of and how we use bad examples in our arguments such as fallacies. Examples of fallacies are begging the question where you have the question at the begging and the end of the argument and you are not solving anything. Also you have slippery slope where the argument and conclusion do not relate to each other. These are the two most common fallacies they I see used in everyday conversation. Reading this has made me more aware of how to take these out of my arguments and add more valid information.
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