In general, fallacies are divided between those that have irrelevant premises and those that have unacceptable premises.

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Fallacies are generally categorized into two main types: formal fallacies, which have a flaw in the logical structure of the argument itself, making the conclusion invalid regardless of the premises, and informal fallacies, which often involve problems with the premises, such as their relevance (irrelevant premises) or acceptability (unacceptable premises).

In General, Fallacies Are Divided Between Those That Have Irrelevant