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There are some forms or arguemnt that look like deductions, but which are not. Here are the three most common invalid argument forms (or “deductive fallacies”): | There are some forms or arguemnt that look like [[deductions]], but which are not. Here are the three most common invalid argument forms (or “deductive fallacies”): | ||
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There are some forms or arguemnt that look like deductions, but which are not. Here are the three most common invalid argument forms (or “deductive fallacies”):
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