How to evaluate logical arguments

[@zuluparuk]

This is brilliant. Great video, I have a test tomorrow on this and this video really helped out a lot. The diagram that you made was genius. Thanks mate

[@xiyang9726]

Aiii, I also have a test Tomorrow on Logical fallacies 8 years later lol

[@jnpkzwjx]

How should I evaluate the soundness of an argument if one of the premises is dubious?

[@jnpkzwjx]

So we cannot evaluate the soundness of an argument if at least a premise is dubious, right?

[@TheAarondl]

great video man. clears up some of the haze. its been a while,(34 years 7th grade) and i had forgotten some of the termonalogy of or it seems, invented some of my own along the way. i am happy to see my memory syncs with the remainder. it is funny, when i smoke i seem to have the opposite reaction of the fellow who made the readhead assumptions, i oddy enough i tend to end in opposite places as well.

[@pocket83]

Thanks. The quiz at the end was especially helpful.

[@davidoluyori9637]

Thanks It really helped me to understand more

[@alwaysincentivestrumpethic6689]

Thanks for the video

[@sofqablackteam7096]

hello... i was wondering why video #4 from the playlist is repeated once again

[@teachphilosophy]

Thanks, Ill check that out.

[@kellysmith4728]

Taking Critical Thinking and instructor linked to your video. Love it! It really helped!

[@teachphilosophy]

Great, glad it helped Kelly. :)

[@randomrandom5316]

Hiii why is "The weatherman just said its 80 Degrees here, so it is probably 80 degrees." an inductive argument?

[@jnpkzwjx]

Because the premise doesn't guarantee that the conclusion is true.

[@mayanl2524]

Why 5 on cities of texas unsound?

[@miguellgeorge9869]

cocoa beach and cape canaveral are cities in florida, not texas

[@teachphilosophy]

Great! :)

[@betsibbb2914]

Thank you sir

[@teachphilosophy]

Thanks, glad it helped.

[@MAHTPA]

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