Pcarbonn s proposal is founded on the premiss of SA opposes my edits; ergo, SA opposes truth . One doesn t necessarily follow the other . "'talk ) 03 : 13, 6 December 2008 ( UTC)
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Bracher wrote that the success of the modern Federal Republic had nothing to do with the " Bismarckian tradition " and stated that the " destruction of the state of 1871 " was " the premiss and starting point for a new German state altogether ".
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Of course, the statements as they stand are just premisses-until the speaker draws a conclusion from them, we can't really decide what particular branch of invalid reasoning he's using . talk ) 22 : 39, 20 December 2009 ( UTC)
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It seems a pointless redirect to a very minor article, and as a search term ( which is what we are here for ) inconceivably unlikely . "'Delete "'on those premisses . talk ) 12 : 08, 16 August 2011 ( UTC)
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For Gentzen's arrow, ?!, is not comparable to our syntactical notation, ?", but belongs to his object language ( as is clear from the fact that expressions containing it appear as premisses and conclusions in applications of his rules of inference ) ."
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:Now this is an interesting premiss-that being a'professional in a competing discipline'creates a COI . Presumably working " within " the discipline creates a COI too ( actually, a much more obvious one ), so nobody with any academic credentials should be allowed to contribute to articles?
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Dugald Stewart put forward Resemblance, Contrariety, and Vicinity in time and place, though he added, as another obvious principle, accidental coincidence in the sounds of words, and further noted three other cases of relation, namely, Cause and Effect, Means and End, Premisses and Conclusion, as holding among the trains of thought under circumstances of special attention.
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The editor's main premiss seems to be " " its ok to boil down theoretical work to " facts " since its a boiled down lead summary and astronomer A and B are pretty sure it exist so it can be a presented as a fact " " ( I would also note the article body presents dark matter and dark energy as fact ).
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Four conclusions result from these premisses : ( 1 ) Mind or spirit is the efficient cause in nature; ( 2 ) We should investigate the final causes or purposes of things; ( 3 ) We should study the history of nature and make observations and experiments in order to draw useful general conclusions; ( 4 ) We should observe the phenomena that we see in order to discover general laws of nature in order to deduce other phenomena from them.
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It trusts to " a single thread of inference depending often upon inconspicuous premisses " when, instead, philosophy should, " like the successful sciences ", proceed only from tangible, scrutinizable premisses and trust not to any one argument but instead to " the multitude and variety of its arguments " as forming, not a chain at least as weak as its weakest link, but " a cable whose fibers ", soever " slender, are sufficiently numerous and intimately connected ".
