In a discussion about the benefits of reading books versus watching movies, a participant stated, 'If you prefer watching movies over reading books, you must not care about learning and intellectual growth.' This statement suggests a viewpoint that prioritizes one method of engagement over the other.

Critics of the statement argue that both reading and movies can provide valuable insights and educational experiences, but they serve different purposes. Some individuals may enjoy movies for their visual storytelling and emotional engagement while still valuing books for their depth and complexity.

What logical fallacy does the initial participant's statement exemplify?