the fallacy's definitions
Latin for "with this, therefore because of this"
Basically says, just because A = B , and B = C, A ≠ C.
Basically says, just because A = B , and B = C, A ≠ C.
Example of cum hoc ergo propter hoc:
If Chad likes Megan, and Megan likes Barbie Dolls, that does not mean that Chad likes Barbie Dolls.
If Chad likes Megan, and Megan likes Barbie Dolls, that does not mean that Chad likes Barbie Dolls.
by the fallacy October 15, 2011
Get the cum hoc ergo propter hocmug.