Science can be viewed as a huge set of inductive conclusions. This general critical approach can be supported by a thorough and reasonable or logical analysis of the evidence offered for a claim. See the 7 Questions below. These are very common in speech and writing. Some fallacies are so well known that they have a name.
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You can't believe anything that an idiot like Benoit would tell you. This is a little like a red herring, though more elaborate. In this case, an opponent's argument is intentionally misrepresented so as to be easier to contradict. Inconsistency A logical inconsistency is a contradiction. Inconsistency don't just happen to be wrong, they logically must be wrong.