Fizz
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he doesnt even realize that "appeal to authority" doesnt prove the information is false.
here is a better example of appeal to authority. obviously the NAVY would not be an expert on the flight 93 crash but would be an expert in other areas.
here is the NAVY claiming 95 percent of flight 93 was recoverred:
Over the days and weeks following the Flight 93 crash, recovery personnel retrieved more than 95 percent of the airplane's wreckage from the crash site.
Team Ship - LPD 17 San Antonio class
now that info by itself would fall into your fallacy of appeal to authority. however, since we actually have an authority in this case, the FBI, it simply backs up the claim.
did you find any proof that the 95 percent recovered claim is incorrect yet?![lol :lol: :lol:](/styles/smilies/lol.gif)
here is a better example of appeal to authority. obviously the NAVY would not be an expert on the flight 93 crash but would be an expert in other areas.
here is the NAVY claiming 95 percent of flight 93 was recoverred:
Over the days and weeks following the Flight 93 crash, recovery personnel retrieved more than 95 percent of the airplane's wreckage from the crash site.
Team Ship - LPD 17 San Antonio class
now that info by itself would fall into your fallacy of appeal to authority. however, since we actually have an authority in this case, the FBI, it simply backs up the claim.
did you find any proof that the 95 percent recovered claim is incorrect yet?
![lol :lol: :lol:](/styles/smilies/lol.gif)