Original sentence: Observations on these lines were often expressed by Bernard Woolley in the Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister television series:.The concept was introduced by the philosopher Bertrand Russell using the example:.Used seriously, this use of loaded language can help an argument by obscuring a fallacy of meaning.When the loaded language is detected by the observer and they recognize the nonsense in the incongruity, humor often results
Edited sentence: Fundamentals of critical argumentation], Cambridge University Press, 2006, by Douglas N.ISBN 9780521823197.The concept was first used by the philosopher Bertrand Russell, who as a guest on the BBC Radio programme The Brains Trust in 1948 gave the example:.Used seriously, such use of loaded language can support an argument by obscuring a fallacy of meaning.When the loaded language is detected by the observer and they recognize the nonsense in the incongruity, humor often results, as observed by Bernard Woolley in the Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister television series, e