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What are the four types of stimuli? - ANSWER ● Arguments
● Premise Sets
● Debates
● Paradoxes
Every answer is either...? - ANSWER Powerful or Provable
Specifier Key Words - ANSWER ● by
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List both sides of CLIR - ANSWER Debate (Two speakers)→ Controversy
Argument (Premises and conclusions)→ Loophole
Premise Set (Non-contradictory premises)→ Resolution
Paradox (Contradictory premises)→ Resolution
List the Premise Indicators - ANSWER ● Because
● For
● Since
● As
● Given that
List the Conclusion Indicators - ANSWER ● Therefore
● Thus
● Accordingly
● Hence
● Consequently
● It follows that
● So
Equivalence of Could - ANSWER Not Necessarily
Equivalence of Must - ANSWER Cannot
What are the four types of stimuli? - ANSWER ● Arguments
● Premise Sets
● Debates
● Paradoxes
Every answer is either...? - ANSWER Powerful or Provable
Specifier Key Words - ANSWER ● by
● since
● as
● if
● in
● in addition to
● because
● after
● on
● that
● of
● around
● which
● for
● although
● between
● until
, ● when
● while
● who
List both sides of CLIR - ANSWER Debate (Two speakers)→ Controversy
Argument (Premises and conclusions)→ Loophole
Premise Set (Non-contradictory premises)→ Resolution
Paradox (Contradictory premises)→ Resolution
List the Premise Indicators - ANSWER ● Because
● For
● Since
● As
● Given that
List the Conclusion Indicators - ANSWER ● Therefore
● Thus
● Accordingly
● Hence
● Consequently
● It follows that
● So
Equivalence of Could - ANSWER Not Necessarily
Equivalence of Must - ANSWER Cannot
