The claim "Either my team will win their next game or they won't" is an example of
A. a logically necessary truth and a priori knowledge.
B. a logically necessary truth and a posteriori knowledge.
C. factual information about the world and a posteriori knowledge.
D. empirical knowledge.
Ans: A. a logically necessary truth and a priori knowledge.
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a. is not sufficiently egalitarian b. does not protect individual rights c. is speciesist d. is not an aggregative theory
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A) deontologist. B) hedonist. C) legalist. D) Kantian.
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a. equally likely or unlikely to be an expert b. unlikely to be an expert c. likely to be an expert d. always an expert e. never an expert