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One issue with this is that it mixes hypothetical formal logic style problems (where there are clear, inflexible rules) with real life examples (where group mem
by Centigonal 6mo ago
One issue with this is that it mixes hypothetical formal logic style problems (where there are clear, inflexible rules) with real life examples (where group membership/traits, cost estimation, and causal attribution are less clear) without always disambiguating which one is which. Fun quiz though!
- strangattractor 6mo agoYes - I was given a syllogism that was logically correct but the Truthyness of the premises where wrong or misleading in the real world. All pilots need a medical exam to have a license. John is a pilot. John has had a medical exam. Pilots can be licensed without a medical exam. It is illegal for them to fly without a valid medical but the 2 are separate issues. Also LSA pilots do not need a medical.