Two days ago, I was told the following is not valid:
Argument 1 {
Premise 1: psyc1011's vibe is ________
Conclusion 1: psyc1011 is a female
}
Argument 2 {
Premise 2A: vibe has no judgement
Premise 2B: Argument 1
Conclusion 2: contradiction
}
This is me dissecting what another user said or puting their words into argument-form. Call this person Z.
My goal was to highlight a contradiction: Z said vibe has no judgement but as you can see from argument 1, he judged my gender from my 'vibes' - this implies that vibes have judgement and so contradiction?
Please, anyone. This has buggest me for the past days.
Argument 1 {
Premise 1: psyc1011's vibe is ________
Conclusion 1: psyc1011 is a female
}
Argument 2 {
Premise 2A: vibe has no judgement
Premise 2B: Argument 1
Conclusion 2: contradiction
}
This is me dissecting what another user said or puting their words into argument-form. Call this person Z.
My goal was to highlight a contradiction: Z said vibe has no judgement but as you can see from argument 1, he judged my gender from my 'vibes' - this implies that vibes have judgement and so contradiction?
Please, anyone. This has buggest me for the past days.