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Deductive Reasoning
If the premises hold, the conclusion cannot fail.
If the premises hold, the conclusion cannot fail. That is the claim, and it is the kind that looks obvious until we try to say where it stops. Where does it hold, where does it fail, and what changes once we can see it at work? That is a conversation, not a paragraph.
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