This document appears to be a presentation slide deck on logical fallacies. It defines formal and informal fallacies, and discusses three specific types of informal fallacies: appeal to pity, appeal to popularity, and argument against the person. For each fallacy, it provides the definition, structure, textbook examples, and examples created by the presenters. It cautions that claims are not fallacious if the premises are logically relevant to the conclusion. The document concludes with a hypothetical real-life scenario example of each fallacy.