'Truth is liberty that can trap you'
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We all try to avoid the common fallacies of deductive reasoning that teachers of thinking have helped us to identify. But recent research into the foundations of thinking suggests that some non-deductive fallacies may be more common, more insidious, and easier to fall into. And they result from built-in limitations to everyday thinking patterns about the phenomena change and stability. But since they are based on systematic distortions built into largely preconscious thought processes,they have, historically, been difficult to identify in a routine manner. Recently, with increasing sophistication in understanding our thought processes, examples of these traps are easier to notice, if only because we are more tuned to the casual errors in elaborating an argument. The contribution of this paper is to collect and categorize these traps and show how they are related directly to and, indeed, are somehow generated by the axioms of traditional and dialectical logic
we all have the right of speech....so we can speak whatever we want...but we need to be careful while playing with words....speaking truth has no objection....but sometimes it may trap us ....it usually depends upon the situation ....to pick up the sentence to be spoken....and in this generation there handful of persons who speaks truth....