AA (affirm anteccedent)
- if a=>c
- is A
- is c
- is A
DC (deny consequent)
- if a => c
- is not c
- is not a
- is not c
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(if A then C), (a only if C)
- Not C
- Not A
- Not C
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tips
- Don’t use only if
- it can create a fallacy
- the better way=> (original thing) only if (the DC)
- it can create a fallacy
- Don’t use only if
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Ex
- Cats have free will only if they can vote
- cats can’t vote
- cats don’t have free will