Logical fallacies are mistakes in thinking that show up a lot in movies, shows, and news. They can shape how people feel about important issues. Here are some common examples:

1. Bandwagon Fallacy

   • What it means: This fallacy suggests that something is true or good just because it’s popular.
   • Example: "Join the millions who are switching to this brand!"
   • Did you know?: 70% of people let what others do guide their choices.

2. Ad Hominem

   • What it means: This is when someone attacks the person instead of their argument.
   • Example: "How can you listen to their opinion on climate change? They drive a gas-guzzler!"
   • Did you know?: 53% of political debates include these kinds of attacks.

3. Straw Man

   • What it means: This fallacy twists someone's argument to make it easier to criticize.
   • Example: "People who support environmental protections want to destroy jobs!"
   • Did you know?: About 40% of arguments in the media have this problem.

When we learn to spot these fallacies, we can better understand different claims and discussions around us.