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Hi,
I have two questions -
1. Can anyone help clarify on which kind of questions can we still use in explaining/strengthening/weakening certain questions in CR?
2. Can we use the survey/past results of similar objects (as the item in argument) to strengthen/weaken an argument since I understand that we shouldn't use outside info or historical data for future predictions?
Thanks!
I have two questions -
1. Can anyone help clarify on which kind of questions can we still use in explaining/strengthening/weakening certain questions in CR?
2. Can we use the survey/past results of similar objects (as the item in argument) to strengthen/weaken an argument since I understand that we shouldn't use outside info or historical data for future predictions?
Thanks!
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Can you explain your question little more in detail?
1. Can anyone help clarify on which kind of questions can we still use in explaining/strengthening/weakening certain questions in CR?
which kind of questions ? Can you give an example you are trying to say here
2. Can we use the survey/past results of similar objects (as the item in argument) to strengthen/weaken an argument since I understand that we shouldn't use outside info or historical data for future predictions?
Yes in some cases where outside example exactly match the given situation.
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1. Can anyone help clarify on which kind of questions can we still use in explaining/strengthening/weakening certain questions in CR? - Mostly science,humanities , biology , environment based questions.
2. Can we use the survey/past results of similar objects (as the item in argument) to strengthen/weaken an argument since I understand that we shouldn't use outside info or historical data for future predictions? - Yes we can definitely use such surveys in strengthen/weaken type questions.
