Initially derived from https://www.fallacyfiles.org/taxonomy.html and to adapt via https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacy and others and be extensively different as the integration of fallacy, self-deception and mental disorder,... as the junk error, inflammation, infection, cancer and addiction, Agency-Existence.
Modal Scope, Quantifier Shift and Ambiguous Middle are both formal and informal.
Formal|Syllogism|Four-Term| Ambiguous Middle |Equivocation|Ambiguity|Informal
| * All fallacies are Loaded Questions (Issues or Problems) — and are chronic, i.e., the error, Agency-Existence
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| The questions how and why are rules to The Master Fact and Error, Agency-Existence ⇒ necessarily are fact-loaded questions.
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| Formal
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| Masked Man
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| Proposition
| Affirming the Consequent
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| Affirming a Disjunct
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| Commutation of Conditionals
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| Denying a Conjunct
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| Improper Transposition
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| Probabilism
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| Base Rate
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| Conjunction
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| Gambler
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| Hot Hand
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| Multiple Comparisons
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| Syllogism
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| Illicit Process
| Illicit Major
Illicit Minor
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| Exclusive Premisses
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| Undistributed Middle
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| Affirmative Conclusion from a Negative Premiss
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| Negative Conclusion from Affirmative Premisses
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| Four-term
| Ambiguous Middle
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| Quantification
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| Existentialism
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| Illicit Contraposition
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| Illicit Conversion
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| Some are, some are not
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| ⇒ Quantifier shift ⇐
| ⇐ ⇐ Scope?
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| Modalism
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| ⇒ Modal Scope ⇐
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| Bad Reasons
| Fallacy Fallacy
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| Loaded Questions * as if meta, before or behind the formal and informal...
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| Informal
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| One-sidedness
| Quoting out of context
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| Ambiguity
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| Amphiboly
| Scope? ⇑ ⇑
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| Accent
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| Equivocation
| Ambiguous Middle
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| Accident
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| Appeal to Ignorance
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| Red Herring
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| Straw Man
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| Geneticism
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| Appeal to Misleading Authority
| Appeal to celebrity
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| Etymological Fallacy
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| Ad Hominem
| Poisoning the Well
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| Tu Quoque
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| Two Wrongs Make a Right
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| Bandwagon
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| Appeal to Consequences
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| Emotional Appeal
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| Guilt by Association
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Composition
Division
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| Non Causa Pro Causa
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Cum Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc
& Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc
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| Regression
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| Texas Sharpshooter
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| Black-or-White
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| Vagueness
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| Fake Precision
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| Slippery Slope
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| ↓Appeal to Nature
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| Begging the Question
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| Loaded Words
| ↑Appeal to Nature
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| Question-begging Analogy
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| Weak Analogy
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| Unrepresentative Sample
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| Hasty Generalization
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| Anecdote
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| Special Pleading
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