Do all loaded questions commit the fallacy of begging the question?

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Loaded questions and the fallacy of begging the question are different concepts. A loaded question presupposes something that may not be true, but it does not necessarily argue for a conclusion, which is required for a fallacy like begging the question. Only arguments, which assert a conclusion based on premises, can commit fallacies. A question, by itself, is not an argument but rather a request for information or clarification, even if it is loaded with assumptions.

Do All Loaded Questions Commit the Fallacy of Begging the Question