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Non sequitur is Latin for “it does not follow” and is used when the conclusion drawn does not make sense based on the evidence presented.
Encyclopedia information on Non Sequitur ... Here are some examples of some obvious non sequiturs. The first example gives two premises and a conclusion which does not follow.
Non Sequitur Fallacies ... NON SEQUITUR: In this fallacy the premises have no direct relationship to the conclusion.
2001-02-16 • Non Sequitur • Hans Bluedorn...
The non sequitur here is the product of the common and commonly unshakable conviction that differences of "better" and "worse" must be objective or could not otherwise be measured.
In the fallacy of "non sequitur" the premisses put forward are not pertinent or not substantial enough to support the conclusion.
"History is replete with examples to show that throughout our long and rewarding relations with the Chinese, they have time and again proved to be totally untrustworthy," the petition said.
Definitions of sequitur at Dictionary.com. ... 1 result for: sequitur Browse Nearby Entries
Sadly, many of the examples below have been taken directly from the Net, though some have been rephrased for the sake of clarity. ... "Hawking has concluded that black holes give off radiation"
Newt’s statement is an utter non sequitur. There is no way to reasonably connect Newt’s assertions to this event.
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