Chris gives you two reasons to support an implausible claim. One reason turns out to be irrelevant. As a strong critical thinker, what should you do?
(a) Help Chris by making up another reason to support that claim.
(b) Dismiss the second reason because the first was false.
(c) Stop trusting anything Chris says.
(d) Test the second reason.
(e) Take Chris' claim on faith.
d
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A. state capitalist B. juche C. keiretsu D. daimyo
Why do some neonatologists consider making extraordinary efforts to resuscitate low birth weight infants to be an unacceptable option?
a) The infants never survive. b) Such efforts are very costly. c) Such efforts are illegal. d) The outcomes of such efforts are likely to be grim.
A branch of Philosophy that seeks to answer questions about the nature of knowledge, truth and justification.
Thales’ philosophical problem is called the problem of
a. the one and the many. b. skepticism vs. certainty. c. science vs. religion. d. the objectivity of moral values.