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The Most Motivational Talk EVER! - David Goggins   DRIVEN

Jasmine

Lyrics:

A fallacy is a mistake in reasoning.

Verse 1:
Here to educate the importance of the fallacies to a school of herring.
If someone states an unclear premise that’s not on topic and not cohering,
say thanks for sharing. They committed red herring. To the question, it’s embarrassing.
They’ll try to make it sound like an old pair of earrings. Shine it bright. No one’s wearing.
Here’s an example of an ad hominem: dismiss people because they like Eminem.
Defined then, it is not relevant. You poisoned the well, no benefits.
Guilt by association ties the claim to an incompetent, subordinate.
They want to make a dent by someone you resent. Fallacies don’t work, no time spent.

Verse 2:
Another fallacy’s genetic. Origin’s the importance;
the context’s prosthetic. Their argument’s historic.
Come on, man. You aren’t a strong man.
Your claim’s distorted, you’re a straw man. 
Discontent with the flaws, and
disconnected with the topic.

Verse 3:
We’re left with a false dilemma. Left or right, that’s the stigma.
Only one of few options given, other solutions an enigma.
Perfectionists and line-drawing are the black and white of the causing.
Either which is just flawing, the fallacies that keep stalling.
No plausibility. Remove possibility. Misplaced burden with hostility.
Never proven wrong, ignorance strong. Believe the claim, false all along.
Let’s just beg the question once more, instead of opening up this researching door.
Let me just rephrase the core question for every bit of my claim’s support.

Verse 4:
Get sad and cause a commotion, oceans in motion.
Emotions aren’t closing. Get mad and cause an explosion.
Argument outrage outbreaks on stage.
Some rely on scare tactics enacted to frighten the impacted.

I’ll list the fallacies: Peer pressure fallacy, Appeal to pity, Apple polishing, Guilt tripping, Appeal to envy, Appeal to jealousy, Irrelevant Conclusion, Two Wrongs Make a Right, Wishful thinking, Denial.
And that’s a rap. All the fallacies like that. 
Never compromise or give up that’s a fact.

Beat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8esb9k0R2g8

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