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reliable research, anecdotal evidence of internet porn’s risks is increasing” (Robinson). This weakens her credibility because she admits her data is not reliable or not sufficient for a concrete conclusion. On the others hand, Mr. Shulgan uses emotion and relies on his experience to come to conclusion. His judgement on Ms. Robinson’s point of view and his own experiences are used to make his points, which weakens his argument. Because he is not an expert and his attack on the opposite position…

knowledge about the world is by using reason. Most people would tell you that they are reasonable, but definitions of reason vary greatly amongst the general population. The ability to use logical deduction allows one to go from premises to reach valid conclusions. Reason is something that we use whenever…

Al Gore’s film An Inconvenient Truth, making the argument that global warming is real and humans are the cause for it, but we can also do something about it. On the other hand you have Michael Moore film, Bowling for Columbine, who is trying to make the argument that the gun violence in America is in large part due to the fear that is present in our daily lives in America and that is why we have more gun violence than other countries. Although they both did a job in presenting their arguments,…

Chapter 5: Discussion and conclusions Obtaining a more segmented approach on social media would be a big shift for Eurail.com, not just within the social media and marketing department, but for the company as a whole. It would help the company get to the next level when it comes to communication via social media platforms, and more particularly Facebook. The shift can contribute towards improvement of other factors that involve customers and help towards higher customer satisfaction. Based on…

NEWTON’S LAWS OF MOTION Water rockets have used many times to test and explore the fundamental principles of physics. To understand what determines how far a water rocket may fly or how a rocket may even lift off, it is important to delve into the deeper detail; the forces acting in play. Newtons Laws govern the central principles regarding the physical forces which may act on a particular object in space. There are three laws which were developed by Sir Isaac Newton in 1686, when he published…

Question 1 What is ethical visual? Why do we need visuals in a marketing research report? What are the guidelines to preparing ethical visuals? Do some research about ethical visuals and include your finding in the answer. 356, 357 Ethical visual is how an individual presents information in the research report to clients and anyone else who reads the report (Burns & Bush, 2012). Ethical visuals deal with misrepresenting information or unintentional misrepresentation of information (Burns &…

player complained about insurance for eight cars! Who has eight cars these days! Not the average person. Some athletes can’t even cash a check! People cash checks all the time but apparently athletes are so dumb to know how to cash a check. In conclusion, these athletes need to think twice before doing something. Athletes need to figure out how…

individual is able to effectively judge the things that they know the best. Someone who has been educated in a certain area is the best judge for that area. The nature of the quote is taking what you know to make a choice and come up with your own conclusions and opinions. Plato would agree with Aristotle’s quote. Plato would agree with Aristotle based on Plato’s famous work “The allegory of the cave.” In this allegory, there are several people that are restricted…

perceptual biases are inherent in everyone, including intelligence analysts. These biases are largely the result of training and experience. These biases form a personal lens through with intelligence analysts view information, analyze, and draw conclusions. “These [personal lenses] strongly influence what information analysts will accept – that is, data that are in accordance with analysts’ unconscious mental models are more likely to be perceived and remembered than information that is at…

premises of the argument are true, then the conclusion must be true. The most commonly used example of a syllogism today is “Socrates is a man, all men are mortal, socrates is mortal”. This follows the simple argument form is A is to B and B is to C, so A must be to C. The socrates syllogism may answer the question “Why must socrates die?”. The three types of syllogism are dialectical Syllogism (the premises are already broadly understood as is the conclusion), Eristic syllogism (flawed in…