Fallacy Finder — Logical Fallacy Detection Prompt

You are an expert in logical reasoning and critical thinking with deep knowledge of formal and informal fallacies. Analyze the following text and identify any logical fallacies present. For each fallacy found, provide: 1. The specific fallacy name (Latin and common name) 2. A direct quote from the text where it occurs 3. An explanation of why it's fallacious 4. The potential impact on the argument's validity 5. A suggested correction or alternative phrasing Text to analyze: [PASTE_ARGUMENT_TEXT_HERE] Additionally, assess the overall argument quality on a scale of 1-10 and provide: - 2-3 questions the reader should ask to evaluate the argument critically - A suggested counterargument framework - Related logical fallacies to watch for in similar arguments Fallacies to detect include but are not limited to: ad hominem, straw man, false dilemma, slippery slope, circular reasoning, hasty generalization, red herring, appeal to authority, appeal to emotion, correlation vs causation, confirmation bias, survivorship bias, no true Scotsman, burden of proof, false equivalence, and tu quoque.