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When someone argues that making a change will have no significant effect, but there is no evidence that the effect will not be significant, that person has committed which of the following fallacies?

choices

  1. poisoning the well
  2. solid slope
  3. appeal to tradition
  4. argument from authority

subject

logical_fallacies

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