Consider the following passage. Determine whether a fallacy of relevance is present. If a fallacy of relevance is present, determine what kind of fallacy it is. Suppose Bill and Ted are having a debate about whether Santa Claus is real, and Bill makes the following argument: (1) No toy shops, flying reindeer, or elves have been observed at the North Pole (2) It is physically impossible for one person to visit all the children in the world in one night Therefore, (3) Santa Claus is not real Ted considers Bill's argument and responds with his own argument: (1) Believing in Santa Claus is fun Therefore, (2) Santa Claus is real What fallacy, if any, is Ted committing.