SpotFallacy
Think smart argue better,spot fallacy in real-world debates
What it does
Built Spot the Fallacy because I kept noticing how often people (including me) fall for flawed arguments — online, in news, or everyday discussions. I wanted to turn that into a game that actually trains your reasoning skills instead of feeding dopamine hits.
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