small first step leads to a chain of related  events culminating in some significant (usually  

會導致一系列相關事件最終產生一些重大（通常是負面）影響時

negative) effect. This fallacy suggests that  taking a specific action will inevitably lead  

就會出現這種邏輯謬誤。這種謬論表明，採取特定行動將不可避免地導致

to other actions resulting in an undesirable  outcome, without providing sufficient evidence  

其他行動從而導致不良結果，但沒有提供足夠的證據

for such inevitability. Everyday Example: 

來解釋這種必然性。日常例子：

Consider an argument against relaxing work  dress codes said: "If we allow employees  

試想一個反對放鬆工作服裝規範的論點，說：「如果我們允許員工

to wear casual clothes on Fridays, soon  they'll start dressing casually every day,  

在周五穿休閒裝，很快他們就會開始每天穿休閒裝，

and before we know it, the office will become  unprofessional and productivity will plummet." 

在我們意識到之前，辦公室就會變得超不專業，生產力也會直線下降」。

This is a slippery slope fallacy because it  assumes a series of increasingly negative  

這是一個滑坡謬論，因為它假設服裝規範的簡單改變會帶來

and uncontrolled outcomes from  a simple change in dress code,  

一系列日益負面和不受控制的作用和結果，

without evidence to support  such a drastic decline.

但沒有提出證據支持這種急劇下降。