True or False: Too much of anything isn't good.?

False: I never heard any complaints about too much good health, money or creature comforts.

This is:

Overgeneralization (also Hasty Generalization, Totus pro Partes Fallacy, Merological Fallacy) where a broad generalization that is agreed to be true is offered as overriding all particular cases, particularly special cases requiring immediate attention. E.g., "Doctor, you say that this time of year a flu vaccination is essential. but I would counter that ALL vaccinations are essential" (implying that I'm not going to give special attention to getting the flu shot). Or, attempting to refute "Black Lives Matter" by replying, 'All Lives Matter," the latter undeniably true but still a fallacious overgeneralization in that specific and urgent context. "Overgeneralization" also includes the the Pars pro Toto Fallacy,. the stupid but common fallacy of incorrectly applying one or two true examples to all cases. E.g. “Some college student was tailgating me all the way up North Main Street last night. This proves that all college students are lousy drivers and that we should pull their driver’s licenses until they either grow up, learn to drive or graduate!”

Here's a link to other logical fallacies: http://utminers.utep.edu/omwilliamson/ENGL1311/fal...

False

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Most people would probably say money can be plenty and couldn't care less whether it isn't good or not. That's them.. not me. Money leads to greed and can be the root of all happiness or evil.

"Too", in that sense, means to a higher degree than desirable. So no, it isn't particularly good.

Try to listen 10 hour songs

False. Wisdom, which is not to say knowledge.

The statement is a tautology by the use ot the term "too much".

True.

false.....sex is great

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