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Introduction to Logical Concepts
This video provides practice finding the logical arguments hidden in statements by looking for indicator words that either appear explicitly or are implied—such as “therefore” and “because.” It also explains how to identify the structure of an argument, focusing on whether it is deductive or inductive.
Why Study Logic?
Influential philosophers throughout history have argued that humans are purely rational beings. But cognitive studies show we are wired to accept false beliefs. This video reviews some of our built-in biases, and explains why logic is the perfect corrective.