Analyze the argument passage below, addressing the following as appropriate: specify the issues addressed; identify premises and conclusions; classify as inductive or deductive; supply missing premises; separate arguments from window dressing; identify claims better left unstated.Tony's car is dangerous. It has bad brakes, and the tires are nearly worn out. Any car that has bad brakes is dangerous. Any car with tires that are nearly worn out is dangerous.
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B. The sacrifice of some for the overall good can be justified if the benefits aresignificant and are voted upon in advance. C. The sacrifice of some for the overall good cannot be justified or dismissedwithout an examination of some of the consequences of the action; thebenefits derived from such actions are tangential to utilitarian ethics. D. The sacrifice of some for the overall good cannot be justified or dismissed without an examination of all of the consequences and benefits of the action and whether the significant harms inflicted on some are outweighed by greater benefits to others.
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1. The logical fallacy of bifurcation makes the assumption that what you're trying to prove is a fact. 2. The slippery slope logical fallacy assumes that drastic consequences will follow a certain policy. 3. Recent research of the brain suggests that the "normal" brain has evolved to recognize the value of a human life emotionally. 4. Moral naturalism is the view that we all come equipped with a moral intuition, hardwired from birth. 5. Martha Nussbaum agrees with the philosophical tradition of past centuries when she says that emotions have no cognitive value.
According to the deterrence argument for legal punishment, any kind of punishment is justified no matter what the consequences
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W.V.O. Quine referred to the analytic synthetic distinction of modern empiricism as a metaphysical article of faith
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