<span>Since they are faulty, they are fallacies, and the common name for them is logical fallacies. An easy example of such a fallacy would be overgeneralization for example, where you take one example and make a statement that all other members of the same class will behave in the same manner because of that one person.</span>
Money would lead to more children, who would then starve in even more miserable conditions.
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This forms the basis for Hamlet's quest for revenge. Hamlet is disgusted by his mother's marriage and obsessed with her sexuality, and he sees Claudius for what he is: amoral, manipulative, and preoccupied with power
Yes, that sentence is a simile, because it uses the word 'like'. For a sentence to be a simile, it has to use the words 'like, or 'as'. A metaphor compares things without using like or as, for example: He is a cheetah that zooms across the Savannah. :)
Answer: Third person.
Explanation:
The use of the word "they" is a third person indicator.
