Introduction to Logic: Countering Fallacies and 49 Logic Tips for Reasoning Reasonably

I thought it would bring the meal directly to you. Unexpectedly, this book tells you the dishes and how to make them. Which dishes are sour when cooked, and which dishes are fragrant?

It can help me analyze my psychology from one behavior, but it is still no match for the complaints from several people.

It talked about a lot of logical fallacies, which was very interesting. We don't know that there are so many things that cannot be said with reason, but are actually errors and cannot be refuted. We can identify them by giving examples.

This book is great! I especially like the part about the gangsters, which vividly exposes their fallacies and strong arguments. I hate those bullies who are just looking for trouble. This book teaches us many ways to fight back, which is very practical. The language in the book is also very humorous and the examples are vivid, making difficult logic knowledge much easier to understand. I recommend you check it out too!

The book still uses a lot of cases to introduce a lot of logic knowledge, and also intersperses some small games and so on, which is relatively easy to understand and interesting. I don't fully agree with some of the views in the book, but most of them are still helpful to me - they explain some fallacies that have stumped me; some of them also provide how to refute wrong and confusing arguments after the fallacies. There are some reasoning games in the book where the answers are immediately given and there is no problem-solving process. It would be better if the answers and the problem-solving process appear on the next page.

It's quite interesting. The author often quotes some classic articles to explain the problem. It's popular, humorous and interesting. It's just that I pity the author. He must have been tortured by bullies on weekdays, otherwise he wouldn't have written this book [laughing][laughing][laughing]

I choose what I like and skip to read. I don't understand this style for personal reasons, but I still evaluate it. The author gives detailed explanations and solutions to logic problems about "gangjing". I think it's pretty good because this kind of people are relatively common and often trouble other people's lives, so this book can also solve some troubles. It feels a little different from other thinking and logic books because most thinking books actually use a lot of famous quotes to gain trust. But I haven't seen it in the ones I skipped so far (I'm not saying there aren't any. Even if there are, there may be very few. It's pure speculation). Of course, there may not be one.) The author expresses his personal views and is well-organized. The examples he gives are not too cumbersome.

Use logical flaws to attack or refute others. Use logic to explore the truth, use reason to resolve disputes, rather than use sophistry to hurt others.

It is recommended to rename it "Guide to the Terminator"

By thinking about problems in the opposite direction, you can learn many sophistry methods

Many examples are given, and more time is needed to understand [exploration]

For me, this book is useful [Like]

Useful, it better helped me understand what logical thinking is and how to cultivate this way of thinking.

Very interesting book

It makes sense, but the ending is a bit abrupt

There are many stories to stimulate readers' interest

Very practical, you can show off after learning it And it can be used in two ways, that is, you can crack the sophistry of Gang Jing, and you can also learn how to sophistry, advance, attack, retreat, and defend.

It is relatively easy to understand by citing examples, and most of them can be understood; however, there are typos in the pictures (maps).

Not bad, the content is rich and the logic is clear, worth learning

It's very good. This book mainly uses examples and is presented in vernacular, which is more suitable for introductory logic.

The statement is very clear

There are many stories, easy to understand

A very good book [Learned]

This is a book worth studying

It's quite interesting. Although I disagree with some of the views, overall it's a good book.