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| The conflation can also go in the opposite direction, i.e. that a concrete phenomenon is confused with the abstract concept for it. | The conflation can also go in the opposite direction, i.e. that a concrete phenomenon is confused with the abstract concept for it. | ||
| - | An example of this would be confusing the (measurable) | + | An example of this would be confusing the (not necessarily // |
| ==== Relation to other fallacies ==== | ==== Relation to other fallacies ==== | ||