Partially general: refers to a kind of conclusion that is based on the investigation of a few non-typical objects in the application of inductive reasoning, and even ignores the existence of counterexamples, and treats this conclusion as a reliable conclusion logical error. Isn't a partial error made in the following inferences? ['Based on the fact that Zhang, Wang, Li and other businessmen have evaded taxes and evaded taxes, someone concludes that "No one businessman does not evade taxes. ".', 'A. B, and C are very poor. After joining the MLM organization, they quickly got rid of poverty and built a new house. Therefore, engaging in MLM can make people rich quickly.', 'The sum of the three internal angles of a right triangle, an acute triangle, and an obtuse triangle is 180 degrees, so the sum of the internal angles of any triangle is 180 degrees.', 'American Thomson and his son both won the Nobel Prize in Physics, Madame Curie and her daughter in France won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Olle of Sweden won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, and his son won the Nobel Prize in Physiology It can be seen that the children of the Van Nobel Prize winners will also receive Nobel Prizes.']