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    The Bandwagon Fallacy Is a Faulty Cause-And-Effect Connection Between Two
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The Bandwagon Fallacy Is a Faulty Cause-And-Effect Connection Between Two

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The bandwagon fallacy is a faulty cause-and-effect connection between two things or events.

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