👉 Tautological argument is a logical fallacy where two statements are logically equivalent, but they have different meanings. In other words, if one statement implies the other, it cannot be true unless both statements are false at the same time. For example: 1. If a person is happy, then they are having fun. 2. If I am hungry, then I need to eat something. In this case, neither of these statements have any truth value because they contradict each other. However, if
