According to the principle of indifference,
A) All possible outcomes of an event are equally probable.
B) It makes no difference who conducts the experiment.
C) Some possible outcomes are so unlikely that they are ignored.
D) All possible outcomes are invariant as to time and place.
E) The probability of an event is the same regardless of what theory is used to calculate it.
A
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A) FFTT B) TT C) FFFFTTTT D) TFTFTFTT
The fallacy committed by an argument that takes two events that happen at the same time (but are not causally related) to be causally related is known as
A) Non causa pro causa. B) Post hoc ergo propter hoc. C) Oversimplified cause.
The only time that dialogue should end is if _______
A. there is a moral dilemma B. you are certain you are right C. no one can agree on how to discuss an issue D. someone is in danger of being harmed
“Wearing the exactly appropriate outfit for the occasion’ bears on:
A) logical connectedness B) evidential support C) linguistic merit D) rhetorical power