Major Lessons Learned in Human as a Person and Logical Fallacies Topic

HUMAN AS A PERSON

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We are not perfect. 

All of us makes mistakes.

We have the right to tell anyone what we want to tell them. We have our right to share our thoughts to the people whom we want to share it with. But...

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People have the right to choose who they want to believe in. Who they want to follow and praise. We all have our own freedom of speech. They have their own dignity to stand up for especially what they believe in.

We are all entitled with our own rights and integrity.

"To be a human is to be a fellow human being" - Martin Buber

 This quote from Martin Buber really stroked me among all the sayings of other Philosophers. Because it is true that we are just all human beings and if we want to be treated fairly, we should really treat other people the way you want them to treat you. For some it's hard because not all of us can control what we do. We should be fair to everyone so that people will treat us back, fairly. :)

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LOGICAL FALLACIES

This is one of my favorite topics. It really is true. There are a lot of Logical Fallacies that we use in our everyday life. I enjoy it because it's something really catchy, though terms are not memorable, I mean too catchy to catch your minds but when you get to understand the fallacies you would really be amazed. Fallacies are our common mistakes or reasoning. That makes it really interesting. Because we don't notice we are throwing fallacies already in our daily life. There are really many many kinds/types of Logical Fallacies but what I learned in this topic is that, no matter how we try to explain something we will and we will still commit one of the fallacies. It's part of our lives now. Even if we don't notice it we still commit it. But not because we commited a fallacy doesn't mean we're a bad person, sometimes people use it to explain their side or to express themselves.