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Guest   5 months ago |

super helpful thank u

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Guest   1 year ago |

These are very good explanations. Thanks.

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Cody (moderator)1 decade ago |

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Ron Larson (author)1 decade ago |

I hope you like reading this chapter as much as I liked writing it. The study of logic can be dreadful and tedious. This chapter is not like that. Instead, this chapter gives dozens of examples of how logical thinking is critical to being an informed and responsible citizen of your city, state, country, and Planet Earth.

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