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Ted runs into his old friend Albert and exclaims, "Albert, I heard you were dead!" "Hardly," says Albert. "As you can see, I am very much alive." "Impossible," says Ted. "The man who told me is much more reliable than you." From what fallacious logic does Ted suffer?
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