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| whatever is true or false; fits into "I believe..." |
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| abstract bearer of truth value |
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| If it's possible for all members of the set to be true at the same time |
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| list of statements: must include a conclusion and supporting premises |
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| premises + denial of conclusion form an inconsistent set |
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| doesn't indicate a premise, rather it introduces a conditional statement |
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| Deductively valid and has no false premises |
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| conclusion has more information than is contained in the premises |
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