Soundness
A sound argument passes two checks: its conclusion follows (it is valid) and all its reasons are true - so its conclusion must be true.
Depth 1 · Foundation
You can check an argument twice - does it follow, are the reasons true - and sort arguments into sound, valid but not sound, and not valid.
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Foundation
You can check an argument twice - does it follow, are the reasons true - and sort arguments into sound, valid but not sound, and not valid.
- 2
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You know the second kind of good argument: cogent - strong, with true reasons and nothing important left out - and when asking for proof instead is unfair.
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