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Invalid with All True Statements
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An argument can be invalid even when its premises and conclusion are all true — because the truth didn't come *from* the form.
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"Paris is in France; grass is green; so water is wet." All true. Zero connection. Invalid.
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True conclusion ≠ good argument. This is how lucky guesses masquerade as reasoning.
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