Which of the following is not a statement of one of the two De Morgan's laws?
A. ~(p ? q) :: (~p • ~q)
B. (~p • ~q) :: ~(p ? q)
C. (~p ? ~q) :: (~p • ~q)
D. ~(p ? q) :: (~p ? ~q)
D. ~(p ? q) :: (~p ? ~q)
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A) cannot serve as a lasting principle of conduct. B) is a valuable guide for children, but not for parents. C) can provide a life-long guide for conduct. D) is not a very helpful guide to living.
A red herring is:
a. an unjust accusation b. a distortion of your opponent's position c. an appeal to ignorance d. in irrelevant issue brought in as a distraction
Mill argues that the happiness produced by various actions
A. is the same. B. can differ not only in degree but also in kind. C. is irrelevant to ethics. D. should not be measured. E. none of these
Upon his expulsion from Heaven, what share of the "stars of heaven" does "the Satan" take with him?
A. one tenth B. one quarter C. one third D. one half