Question

What are valid reasons to infer

Answer 1

Respuesta:

xD

Explicación paso a paso:

. . . .

Answer 2

Respuesta:

A characteristic of suppositional arguments is that they present as a reason for accepting their conclusion, not only assertions or statements, but arguments. To account for the suppositional arguments, various authors (Freeman, Fisher, Hitchcock) propose to extend the concept of premise, so that it applies not only to statements but also to arguments. This article explores some of the consequences of this proposal for argument theory.