questionable analogy

The following articles contain logical fallacies specific to “questionable analogy”

Koulopoulos compares today's AI revolution to the mechanization of farm labor
FOX News

Fallacy Checking: Don't think of our AI future as humans vs. machines. Instead, consider these possibilities

By Thomas Koulopoulos

FOX News,

Hallman urges teachers to say "you" when writing report cards
Slate Magazine

Fallacy Checking: The Simple Tweak That Could Help Students Get More From Their Report Cards

By Bonnie Hallman

Slate Magazine,

Gill wants "junk food" regulated like cigarettes
The Guardian

Fallacy Checking: Like cigarettes, junk food should come with a warning: 'Can kill'

By Martha Gill

The Guardian,

Giles Warns of Fiscal "Fairy Tales" for US Economy
Financial Times

Fallacy Checking: Beware fiscal fairy tales

By Chris Giles

Financial Times,

Hubba sees damage in SNL's portrayal of Trump
San Francisco Chronicle

Fallacy Checking: Why SNL's newest Trump impression isn't doing teachers like me any favors

By Brian Hubba

San Francisco Chronicle,

Litman criticizes Texas' efforts on border enforcement
Los Angeles Times

Fallacy Checking: How Texas' defiance of federal rule echoes segregationists

By Harry Litman

Los Angeles Times,

Griffin finds fault in Ben Carson's views on slavery
Daily Kos

Fallacy Checking: Ben Carson declares that slavery was no big thing

By Pitt Griffin

Daily Kos,

Krugman faults GOP for lack of populist economic policies
The New York Times

Fallacy Checking: Soft Corruption and the Limits of Populism

By Paul Krugman

The New York Times,

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