Galileo fallacy
nounEtymology
Named after Galileo Galilei, who was persecuted by the Church for his beliefs.
Definitions
A fallacy whereby it is implied that one is correct due to being widely criticized or…
A fallacy whereby it is implied that one is correct due to being widely criticized or persecuted.
- Near-synonym: Galileo gambit
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