Excellent Concept, But Somewhat Biased
Really good app and a great way to learn about logical fallacies. My only issue is that some of the examples and arguments feel a little politically biased, leaning more towards the left rather than taking a neutral or centrist approach. At times, the selection of examples feels like cherry-picking, and I’d love to see more balanced examples from different perspectives. That said, overall it’s a very nice app and I’ve enjoyed using it.
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Absolutely Realistic
This app teaches the fallacy in everyday lives especially how to tackle family meetings, whatsapp junk ,debates and social media scroll
Response from developer
Family meetings and WhatsApp junk might be the toughest testing ground there is — glad it holds up there. Thanks for the kind words. — the Fallacy team
每次打开都要重新过一遍新手教程
恶心死了
Deutscher Nutzer hier :)
Hab die App über Reddit gefunden und mal ausprobiert, funktioniert echt gut und macht Spaß. Sie hilft spielerisch in der heutigen Zeit zu erkennen was wirklich News, Übertreibungen oder sowas sind. Oder wenn man versucht unseren Verstand mit Methode XYZ zu beeinflussen.
Man wird halt auf den ein oder anderen Mind-Trick vorbereitet.
Ich find die App cool und lass mal 5* da.
Man wird halt auf den ein oder anderen Mind-Trick vorbereitet.
Ich find die App cool und lass mal 5* da.
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Response from developer
Danke — und schön, dass der Umweg über Reddit sich gelohnt hat. Genau darum geht es: die Mind-Tricks zu erkennen, bevor sie wirken. Freut uns, dass das nebenbei auch noch Spaß macht. — das Fallacy-Team
Grateful this app exists
Mostly this app is great. The games are straightforward and get you practicing your logical fallacy spotting skills immediately. My only criticism is that some of the examples in the “people you meet” category feel AI generated or the writing is just really clunky and awkward. Maybe it’s meant to be vague so that it doesn’t seem to political but the vague robotic language is unnecessarily confusing.
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Response from developer
This is useful and specific — thank you. You're right that some of the "people you meet" scenarios read stiffly, and the vagueness meant to keep them apolitical has made a few of them genuinely confusing instead. We're going back through that category. — the Fallacy team
