appeal to the stone
appeal to the stone noun: argumentum ad lapidem.
Noun
appeal to the stone (uncountable)
- Argumentum ad lapidem
- […] for they are often not accompanied by justification due to the prevalence of the logical fallacy of the appeal to the stone, but we instead applaud challenge and justification because as one quickly feels doubt about something they have been told or something they have just learned, they should...2019 March 16, Cometan, The Duodoxy: The Principles of The Logical Cosmos, Astronist Institution, page 1399
Questions about appeal to the stone
- What does appeal to the stone mean?
- Appeal to the stone means argumentum ad lapidem.
- What part of speech is appeal to the stone?
- Appeal to the stone is a noun.
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