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“Honey can stay edible for decades.”
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Sealed and kept dry, honey stays edible for decades.
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Voters should pass a civics test.
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Logic: The conclusion assumes civics knowledge predicts better political judgment.
Expose 80+ persuasion tricks as you browse with our free Chrome extension. Stubbornly non-partisan: we care how an argument is built, not which team wins. See through:
Such as missing context or oversimplification that can mislead you.
Persuasive techniques that effectively convince people by biasedly framing an issue.
Common & sneaky errors in reasoning that weaken an argument.
Does the source actually say that? We tell you.
Positive traits, such as using more neutral wording or providing different perspectives.
80+ distinct categories, all which provide critical & valuable insights to users, no fluff.
"So-called" inserts doubt, without providing evidence. More neutral wording: "The platform removed posts it stated were election misinformation."
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Pull the receipts on factual claims; LogicLens cites its sources.
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In Discord, Larry Logic can steelman the other side, point out the premise an argument depends on, and more!

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“The Great Wall is over 13,000 miles long, and you can see it from space.”
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A 2012 official survey put it at about 13,170 miles.
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From orbit it's very hard to spot with the naked eye.
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By uncovering subtle rhetoric that even highly educated readers miss, LogicLens often challenges our underlying assumptions, boosting open-mindedness & healthy skepticism.