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The Good Teacher - Chapter 26 Inductive Fallacy
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... of inquiry.
To define them using a simple analogy, consider a pyramid.
Deductive reasoning can be equated to a person moving from the bottom of the pyramid to its tip. It is commonly observed in mathematics and other systems built on axioms. The goal is to determine the nature of a specific case given a general conclusion.
For example, let us consider a situation where we want to determine whether a horse is a mammal. We start with a general statement that can properly d ...
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