Holding beliefs without evidence Skepticism
- Soundness
- truth: the premises are considered truth
- valid: the conclusion is logically associeted to the premises
- “DIA” Sorted by probablity:
- Deduction
- the premises are always truth
- thus garantees the conclusion as truth if the aurgument is sound and valid
- Induction
- the premises has been truth in the past
- thus gives probablity of truth to the conclusion
- Abduction
- the premises has not always been truth in the past but they are the most probable compared to the current avaible information,
- thus gives probablity of truth to the conclusion
- Deduction