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    Appeal to Consequences

    Definition:

    Arguing that a belief is false because accepting it would have unpleasant consequences.

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    If there's no afterlife, then life has no meaning, so there must be an afterlife.

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    As Falhas de Raciocínio que Mudam a sua Percepção da Verdade

    Bricellet, o Sagaz · EN

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