@#2771 doesn't understand rhetoric enough to be trusted because he's demonstrated that he lacks fundamental basics of rhetoric. That's not an appeal to authority

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Bruh I know what logical fallacies are

I was replying to dani

Tf are you replying to

I took debate and speech I know the little babby shit

Establishing ethos by having legitimate authority on a subject is a fundamental basic in rhetoric.(Ethos,Pathos,Logos) It's not the same as an appeal to authority

Yeah but that's what it says though?
It's an AVERAGE
It doesn't mean that all Asians are smart.
But tbh I think there's more than IQ from my experience. It's the way you think too. I know people with tested high IQs that are dumb as hell and low IQ people who are smart. The mentality seems pretty important too Ngl.

*just sits in the corner eating cookies*

I'm talking to the greyhound guy @dani(el)

I'm wondering why he's replying to me

Asians have a higher iq

Bc their culture

Not bc their slanted eyes

Because you said "niggas who reference fallacies incorrectly should be shot"

Sooooo

Why did u link me that

You did tho lol

You mistook Appeal to Authority fallacy for establishing ethos

Old man yells at cloud

Yeah but IQ is hereditary to an extent
If you have high IQ parents then you're probably gonna have a high IQ too

That's you dawg

Well I mean it doesn't determine your IQ entirely

I've got a friend with two drug addict junkie shithead parents dumb af

Oh yeah for sure

@musty bussy that does not prove that race is the deciding factor.

His IQ is 150 or something

Trying to validate yourself by claiming you have a degree isn't "establishing ethos"

It is if you're talking about the subject at hand, which is what I have been talking about lol

It's 9:11

The degree is simply proof that you know your shit, it’s not proof that the other person doesn’t.

It's not proof you know your shit

How’s that?

It doesn't mean anything

It doesn't make any of your claims correct

It's proof that you have a much higher chance of knowing your shit on the topic at hand than someone who hasn't spent 4+ years of their life studying it

Bruh this is common sense

It's not appeal to authority but

It doesn't entirely validate claims

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Appeal to authority is referencing a person who isn't a suited authority on a topic