The argument from incredulity, also  known as appeal to common sense,  

訴諸難以置信，也稱為訴諸常識，

is a logical fallacy where one asserts  that a proposition must be false because  

是一種邏輯謬誤，人們斷言某個命題一定是錯誤的，因為

it contradicts one's personal beliefs or  intuition, or seems difficult to understand.

它與個人信念或直覺相矛盾，或者似乎難以理解。

Instead of presenting evidence,  the person relies on a lack of  

該人不提供證據，而是依靠缺乏

imagination or personal incredulity as  'proof' that the argument is invalid.

想像力或個人的懷疑作為論證無效的「證據」。

Everyday Example: A person is presented with  the concept of quantum entanglement, where  

日常範例：人們了解了量子糾纏的概念，其中

two particles can instantaneously affect each  other's state, no matter how far apart they are.

兩個粒子可以立即影響彼此的狀態，無論它們相距多遠。

They respond, "That's impossible; I can't see  how it would work. Therefore, it cannot be true."

他們回答說：“那是不可能的；我看不出它是如何運作的。因此，這不可能是真的。”

This person is dismissing well-documented  scientific evidence based on their own inability  

此人之所以駁回有據可查的科學證據，是因為他們自己無法

to comprehend the concept, rather than on any  logical refutation or contradictory evidence.

理解這個概念，而不是任何邏輯反駁或矛盾的證據。