The example of gamblers fallacy is the following: <span>c. Jonas has been buying lottery tickets for years now and has never won, so he is bound to win some time soon.
the reason is that Jonas thinks about his chances to win in terms of not having won so far, which is a thought fallacy (and gambler's fallacy)</span>
The statement above is detailed information since even though we can infer who John Lewis is (American politician), the fact that he was a member of the Atlanta City Council is not information that is known or supposed to be known by all. General information refers to a statement that everybody knows. For example, if we say “Brad Pitt is an American actor” this is general knowledge as he is an international figure known by most people around the world.
The answer is c: <span>a research library in Baghdad</span>
Answer:
Bryce
Explanation:
Bryce is the character who lives in Batherly and he is important to the development of the story because he may have been the last person Dunstan had contact with before disappearing. In this case, when Godfrey encounters Bryce on his journey while searching for Dunstan, he has important information for the story to continue to develop until its conclusion.
Answer:
I think Anthony's definition of a person is someone living in the US, but the government's definition of a person is all male citizens.
Explanation:
Sorry if this is wrong! :'(