Common Logical Fallacies - UNB - Logical arguments examples

A clear and logical reasoning pattern. See below. Answers to contradictory arguments and evidence. Any argument contains contradictory points of view. In most cases, it is better to recognize the opposing evidence and/or arguments and refute them. If you cannot refute a point, concede it rather than ignore it. 1 ................
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