Critical Thinking #6: Implicit Premises

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Fun fact: a syllogism wherein one of the premises is not explicitly articulated, such as the ones presented in this video, is called an enthymeme. In the rhetorical tradition, enthymemes are particularly powerful, as they are indicative of a pre-existing connection between the rhetor and the audience; and, if an audience can implicitly complete the enthymeme, this usually bolsters the relationship between rhetor and audience. The more you know.

Thanks for this series!

seatedinaction
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Thanks for doing this series. I hope it helps people

DudeWhoSaysDeez
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This is so true. Sometimes people use relevant and popular premises to drive their point to a conclusion, which would work highly to their benefit, by using a tactic of creating a fake implicit premise or distorting it, taking advantage of the fact, that the targeted audience, for whatever reason, does not ascertain the veracity of the implicated premise. Frequently used to drive the attention away a true conclusion, which is followed by an actually true implicit premise.

thejesse
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0:43 shouldn't "law prohibits more than two terms" be a premise? - there's a C next to it.

MrDnB
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I've purchased critical thinking books for fam and friends . Great to also have on line access

marytorres
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P: David Pakman is brilliant !
C: Intelligence is inspiring !

hypatiastanhope
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Good series - I have had one or two issues but for the most part - excellent.

pdoylemi
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i use implicit premises a lot. unfortunately i always overestimate the average persons mental capabilities, which leads to simple minded people commenting nonsense

dafff
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im over a month behind on ll my yt vids...

jaeyounglee
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Critical Thinking Ministries is an oxymoron.

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