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Assuming Fallacy Single Joint Effect Causal Oversimplification")  True

The fallacy of the single cause (causal oversimplification) is the assumption that there is one simple cause for a complex outcome.

Der Trugschluss der einzigen Ursache (kausale Vereinfachung) ist die Annahme, dass es nur eine einzige Ursache für ein komplexes Ergebnis gibt.

Fallacy Fallacy of the single cause ("joint effect", or "causal oversimplification") 

Also: Assuming true things come in pairs."
Definition and Examples assuming that there is one simple cause of an outcome.

Tags: fallacies, logic

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