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Here is a summary of Example 2 on the website: P1. Thinking the atom was the smallest particle was a mistake of science. P2. Evolution is also a mistake of science. C. Therefore, science thinking the atom was the smallest particle is like science thinking evolution is true. In terms of A, B, and C: A is like B = (A), thinking the atom was the smallest is (B), a mistake in science. C is like B = (C), Evolution is science, and is (B), a mistake in science. A is like C = Therefore, (C), evolution, must be like (A), thinking the atom is the smallest because both are mistakes in science, i.e. sharing (B) in common. |
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