The Gish Gallop is a rhetorical tactic designed to overwhelm the opponent by presenting many claims without regard for their accuracy, leading to unrefuted arguments.
This bad faith technique is characterized by a rapid-fire presentation of weak arguments, fallacies, and lies, creating the illusion of having more valid points.
Brandolini's Law embodies the challenge of responding to fallacies, as disproving false claims often requires more effort than the initial claims' creation.
Ultimately, the Gish Gallop can shape audience perception, making the 'Gish Galloper' appear victorious in debates by accumulating unrefuted claims.
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