👉 Tautological argument is a type of logical fallacy that involves presenting two statements as logically equivalent, when in fact they are not. This can happen if one statement is simply a restatement or paraphrasing of another, without actually changing either statement's meaning. For example: - "All men are mortal" and "Mortal men die." This argument is tautological because it uses the very same logic: that all men are mortal, and thus they must also die. This is not
