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Reasoning is the process of drawing conclusions from facts. For the
reasoning to be sound, these conclusions must follow inevitably from the
facts from which they are drawn. In other words, reasoning [...] is not
concerned with some conclusion that has a good chance of being true when
the facts are true. Indeed, reasoning as used here refers to logical
reasoning, not of common-sense reasoning or probabilistic reasoning. The
only conclusions that are acceptable are those that follow logically from the
supplied facts.
reasoning to be sound, these conclusions must follow inevitably from the
facts from which they are drawn. In other words, reasoning [...] is not
concerned with some conclusion that has a good chance of being true when
the facts are true. Indeed, reasoning as used here refers to logical
reasoning, not of common-sense reasoning or probabilistic reasoning. The
only conclusions that are acceptable are those that follow logically from the
supplied facts.
Reasoning