ARGUE THIS

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Syllogism: simplest form of logical argument.
There's a major premise, then the minor which leads to the conclusion.
There's only one truth which is the factual one. But, everyone has their own perspective of the truth
Truth is the fact that we can factually verify in the world and actually exists
Faith has no place in logic
Faith is something you believe but may not always be the truth
Syllogism is true but may still not hold
ex: australia is having it's worst wildfire in history as is queensland because queensland is in australia so therefore queensland is on fire.
Reality: We factually don't know if queensland is entirely on fire but it's alleged
we are so sloppy in our reasoning thats why people believe so much nonsense
Validity: do my premises support my decision
Premises are a general category and drive us down to a main decision

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