This exploration demonstrates the relationship between inference and fallacy, suggesting implications for understanding knowledge.
Although inference is applaudable while fallacy is assumed culpable, both are the same cognitive faculty. The different appearance is a matter of epistemic l{a,u}ck of agency, in tight connection with a convenient arbitrariness of perceived reality. Conversely, when that arbitrariness collapses, strictly useful knowledge promises both salvation and coercion.
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Yon Yonder (2026) studied this question.
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