Syllogism: Simplest Form of a Logical Argument
•Major Premise
• Minor
• conclusion
Truth: something we can factionally verify
Validity: Do premises support conclusion?///can be true and valid
Big Question: Why so many of us still stereotype people?
Syllogism: We have sorts of ideas of people without knowing them
Major Premise: Those ideas are false
Minor: we still have those ideas and stereotype people
Conclusion:
Luminal: Refers to a state of being, what you are when you are no longer what you use to be but not where you wanna be
•Major Premise
• Minor
• conclusion
Truth: something we can factionally verify
Validity: Do premises support conclusion?///can be true and valid
Big Question: Why so many of us still stereotype people?
Syllogism: We have sorts of ideas of people without knowing them
Major Premise: Those ideas are false
Minor: we still have those ideas and stereotype people
Conclusion:
Luminal: Refers to a state of being, what you are when you are no longer what you use to be but not where you wanna be
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