The Two Fallacies of Conditional Reasoning
"If A, then B" doesn't mean B can only happen because of A, and it doesn't mean that without A, B is impossible — these two mix-ups show up everywhere in everyday arguments.
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"If A, then B" doesn't mean B can only happen because of A, and it doesn't mean that without A, B is impossible — these two mix-ups show up everywhere in everyday arguments.
Think & Rich
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