I need assitance in a fallacy determination
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Is this a good form? If all As get B and Some As are Cs Therefore Some Cs get B. I try to draw a Venn diagram to see if there's a fallacy problem but I don't see any. But I keep getting this feeling it's a fallacy... Anybody knows? ![]() |
Re: I need assitance in a fallacy determination
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This is a valid conclusion. It helps to substitute the following analogy: 1. If all Students get Grades and 2. Some Students are Girls 3. Therefore some Girls get Grades Also, some girls, those who aren't students, don't get grades! ![]() ![]() ![]() |