PHIL 1200H Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Antimicrobial Resistance, Plutonium
4 Apr 2016
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Legends and diagramming: careful interpretation of arguments, ways premises support conclusions. Remove text that is not involved in the argument. All cats in my neighborhood are happy. (all) Most cats in my neighborhood or happy. (majority) Many cats in my neighborhood are happy. (more than a few) Some cats in my neighborhood are happy. (more than one) One cat in my neighborhood is happy. (one) It will almost definitely rain today. (quite certain) It is likely to rain today. (somewhat tentative) P1: you may not hear a car or person behind you. P2: you may not hear thunder in the distance. P3: in races, it makes you oblivious to other runners and you cannot hear directions from officials. Mc: running while listening to music can be unsafe. P2: antibiotic resistance is encouraged by medicated feed. C: health risks to humans are greatly magnified by factory farming.
