Loaded Question | Logical Fallacies
An explanation of the loaded question fallacy. A loaded question is a question with hidden controversial assumptions. Assumptions that the questioner assumes to be true or wants you to assume. Such a question is fallacious if the hidden premise is controversial. Consider the hidden premise and avoid this fallacy.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:32 Loaded question
2:17 Example 1 – Philosophy
3:45 Example 2 – Social Media
5:08 Example 3 – Surveys
6:35 Summary
Critical thinking, logical fallacies, philosophy
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