deductive reasoning

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a: Deductive reasoning ~
b: funnel logic

What:

"Logic is built on multiple modes of logic. Two of the most popular are inductive and deductive. Deductive reasoning is like "funnel" logic. A=B, B=C, so A=C. Although these arguments are not always true-sometimes the premises of an argument don't accurately reflect reality-a properly formed deductive argument is always logically sound."


Useful?
Writer: Not Stated
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Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated
Date: May 9 2014 6:41 PM


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a: Deductive reasoning ~
b: a sculptor removing material

What:

"inductive reasoning is much like an artistic painter who combines various colors together to form a painting. Deductive reasoning is like a sculptor removing material until the
artist reveals what she wishes to portra."


Useful?
Writer: Lieutenant Colonel John W. Ives
LCC:
Where:
Date: May 9 2014 6:45 PM



a: Deductive reasoning ~
b: a laser beam

What:

"Deductive reasoning is like a laser beam, it concentrates its power in a single point which is fully illuminated...but it leaves anything outside that point in the dark. Deductive reasoning is only applicable to a very narrow area outside of which is useless. There are aspects of reality that deductive reasoning cannot capture, namely, the events happening in the subatomic world of quantum mechanics."


Useful?
Writer: Not Stated
LCC:
Where:
Date: May 9 2014 6:48 PM



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