Fact

Best Practices * If an issue will suffice, instead of creating a counter-argument against another argument, create an issue instead. Never create an argument if an issue is already sufficient. This is to prevent unnecessary argumentation that can be... Show More

Relationship * Child * For, supporting, in agreement * Against, opposing, in disagreement * Related

Possible Issues * Biased, flawed reasoning, or logical fallacy * Fallacy (formal or informal, invalid/illogical) - An issue on the reasoning or conclusion (not about the truthfulness) Extreme or false generalization - example: Shows a video about... Show More

Tags * Contains moral or ethical value * A statistical data * Assumption - Prediction / Retrodiction (huge extrapolation) * Leap of faith (?) * Negative assertion/claim * Generalization * Historical * Generalization/Approximation (non-deductive) Show More

Types of Fact * An argument for truth or reality (deductive or non-deductive) * An inferred or deductive argumentAn extrapolation argument (non-deductive: inductive or abductive)A prediction or retrodiction (historical) argument (non-deductive) *... Show More