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    inhabitant, it is everywhere superior in its abundant riches to all otherlands that human beings inhabit’. Since the concept of the island can be understood, it should also be accepted that it can exist. Anselm proves this wrong by saying that, this logic can only be applied to the maximally perfect God. First of all, the description given is not enough to prove is perfectness; the island can be faced with temporal, environmental and other consequences, unlike the concept of God. Also, there can…

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    The Art of Persuasion Professor, Ole Bjorn Rekdal of Bergen University College, in his article, Academic urban legends, discusses the importance of proper citation to keep information accurate to keep academic urban legends from happening (639). Rekdal’s it trying to show his audience of those who have “original research on science, technology and medicine” (Social Studies of Science) how sloppy, improper citation is causing bits and pieces of information to be lost causing false legends to…

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    Tying it back to the themes morality, logic, and democracy, it can be speculated that self-autonomy requires its participants to address both the elephant and the rider, the automatic processes and the conscious reasoning. Despite this idea, however, some people hold full confidence in believing that rationality is what sets humans apart as a distinguished and worthy race, thus enabling democracy, while others believe that what is merely known intuitively is sufficient enough. When spoken of…

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    Ah, THAT’S the great puzzle!’ (18) by making it a puzzle Alice is determined to use logic to solve it. Carroll presents a moral message of responsibitly and ‘social norms’ throughout the text. This is shown through how Alice has to understand wonderland but also become responsible for her own nonsense throughout the novel, only then can she escape back into the real world. Applying basic logic to wonderland does not work when trying to do the multiplication table ‘four times seven is oh…

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    these aspects are missing in India. “And these entrepreneurs—we entrepreneurs—have set up all these outsourcing companies that virtually run America now.”(3) Not only is Balram failing to show any intellectual humility but he also shows that his logic is faulty. To start with Balram’s comment that the outsourcing companies virtually runs America is quite the boastful. His prideful statements on the current power structure of his nation and the nation of the US might have been ok but he lacks…

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    teach it in schools?” It is through his logic and reasoning that he answers, “…history hold the potential, only partly realized, of humanizing us in ways offered by few other areas in the school curriculum…” and that “each generation must ask itself anew why studying the past is important, and remind itself why history can bring us together rather than – as we have most recently seen – tear us apart.” Each author shows in his own way how he has used his logic and reasoning in creating his…

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    simply just trying to get their opinion across, the use of logic is not present. The main idea of this essay is to discuss the ways that most people do not take the time to “see” another’s opinion, but rather assumes that it is the wrong opinion. Elbow goes into detail of the concept of the believing game, which is the act of believing in another’s view. Elbow stresses the idea of logic being used in arguments or the lack thereof logic in arguments. There is no possible way to prove an opinion…

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    This is the period where imagination is still present, but logic begins to be more apparent. The age of seven is commonly known as the age of reason. Where one can consider the effects their behavior has on others. These kids should be encouraged to organize concepts into groups. For instance they could be given words, and figure out which one does not belong. Inductive logic should also be taken into account and children can be taught something specific that they can…

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    The topic of this assignment is to use quadratic regression, extrema and zero values to find number of banks to open in a particular area. The artifact had to be done individually. In order to do this artifact, we had to find the maximum value and the zeros of an equation with the data table that was given in the artifact paper. There were three tasks that was needed to complete this assignment. The first aspect was to find the quadratic equation that best fit the given data. I achieved this by…

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    Examples Of Fallacies

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    A Politician’s Best Friend: Fallacies Fallacies are claims used to support an argument without proper logic or evidence. They occur in a multitude of fashions such as broad, or “sweeping,” generalizations and using a lack of evidence to support claims (appeal to ignorance.) While it is true that fallacies weaken the validity of an argument, their use is not necessarily ineffective. Politicians, journalists, even academics, at times, are subject to use fallacies to persuade an audience, often…

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