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nonmedically for the first time. Nora D. Volkow, the author of “Prescription Drugs: Abuse and Addiction” informed her audience about drug abuse and addiction using a scientific style, informative tone and medically professional diction. She drew several conclusions about drug abuse and addiction using both deductive and inductive reasoning. In her article, Volkow talks about everything from abusing prescription…

After reading Lord of the Flies by William Golding and We Grow Accustomed to the Dark by Emily Dickinson, both authors have similarities and a difference in their conclusion. Golding and Dickinson treat the dark side of human nature using point of view, symbols, and character transformation by making us believe and trust his conclusion that man does have evil in his heart. First of all, both authors earn our trust by using point of view. In the poem, Dickinson starts off with 1st plural and…

that it is irrational to fear death and concludes that a fear of death is only rational if it helps the person live a meaningful life and irrational in all other cases when it has no real purpose in helping one live the way he wishes to. Murphy’s conclusion however leaves much to be desired in terms of strong evidence for his claim that fearing death is irrational. I plan to discuss my thoughts that Murphy’s original argument is weak and confusing at times and that he should have been arguing…

Scottish philosopher David Hume. Inductive inference is a form of reasoning that allows a conclusion to be reached by looking at past experiences. To recognize what disturbs Hume, it is important to understand what deductive and inductive reasoning are. When reasoning moves from the general to the particular, it is often referred to as deductive reasoning. Deductive reasoning is a way of knowing through the conclusion that is drawn from the premises. Inductive reasoning is when reasoning moves…

support the conclusion in an appropriate manner (Browne & Keeley, 2013). It is a fallacy, Ad Hominem Fallacy, that Mr. Ravaswami attacks Ms. Forsythe by questing her motives concerning the leadership training program. He suggests that she may be eyeing his position in the company and secretly endorsing the Aspen Institute, which Ms. Forsythe had recommended to handle the program. In the memo, there is the Straw Person fallacy as the writer tries to influence his opponent’s point of view by…

understands what to do, writing can be quite simple. An essay is a type of writing that needs the writer to have a coherent, to the point, and characterized thesis statement; it needs an intelligible shift amidst the introduction, the body, and the conclusion. An essay needs body paragraphs that have substantiated support; it needs a well-researched foundation, and…

In Nicholas Bakalar’s article published this past September, he describes a new study that describes the effects of vasectomies on prostate cancer. This new study produced results that contradicted previous conclusions done on similar studies. In previous studies, there was a proven connection between the two, meaning men who had vasectomies had a higher chance of getting prostate cancer. However, the researchers from this study concluded that there was no correlation between the two variables.…

I want to say that this paper can be great once you develop your arguments more. In terms of the introduction, I like the quote you included. It really gives the reader a perspective on what you are trying to say. An issue is that some of your sentences are too long and that will most likely detract the viewers’ attention from any points you are trying to make. I recommend making your sentences clearer and less lengthy, because the introduction is what gets the reader interested in your paper.…

induction: The conclusion is coherent with the premises, but the truth of the premises does not guarantee the truth of the conclusion (SCIE1000). This is where the problem of induction comes to fruition, due to the truth of the premises not providing the rational necessary, the argument can be viewed as being open-ended. Chalmers to say that facts acquired by observation and experimentation are ‘proven knowledge’ assumes a bound – the truth of the premise guarantees the truth of the conclusion;…

college costs can be covered by joining the military. After that, I will challenge the arguments and how they need extra evidence to stand out better. Finally, I will explain how the author’s arguments support his conclusion. Martin Bozeman has three premises that support his conclusion. In the first argument, he discussed that tax is high right now. Expenses for people will get worse with another weight burdening the American taxpayers. After graduating, part of the money from the taxes that…