It happens that a conclusion might be true independent of whether the premises are true or whether the premises logically suppor

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It happens that a conclusion might be true independent of whether the premises are true or whether the premises logically suppor

t that conclusion; because this is so the practice of argument making also presume that __________.

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VladimirAG [237] · Answer 1 · 2022-03-02T02:42:44+03:00

Answer: Truth of reason is relevant to establishing the truth of claim

Explanation: The truth of a conclusion is may not necessarily be dependent on the supporting evidences or points used in making such conclusion or a times, the supporting points may not align or be applicable to the conclusion being made. In cases like this, conclusions whose truth still holds are just too valid to dispute and could be seen as having a very general notion. Therefore, In arguments the truth behind a taking a particular side should is very relevant in establishing or nailing one's claim or notion.