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    The document discusses three questions about logical arguments and counterarguments. It states that logical appeals are the most credible because they require evidence and reasons to prove claims. It also says that lazy or simpleminded thinking can be identified when someone's argument does not make sense or lacks proper support. Finally, it defines a counterargument as an opposing argument that aims to prove a claim makes more sense than another argument by providing more supporting evidence.

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    The document discusses three questions about logical arguments and counterarguments. It states that logical appeals are the most credible because they require evidence and reasons to prove claims. It also says that lazy or simpleminded thinking can be identified when someone's argument does not make sense or lacks proper support. Finally, it defines a counterargument as an opposing argument that aims to prove a claim makes more sense than another argument by providing more supporting evidence.

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    Sebastian Reed

    ENGL 1301
    3/30/2023

    Questions

    1. Emotional, ethical, and logical appeals. What I find to be the most credible is the logical
    appeals because you need further evidence and the reasons to further prove and
    support the claim.

    2. That can happen at anytime when we say unfair, unsounding, demonstrating lazy or
    simpleminded thinking thoughts. This can be identified when someone is not making
    any sense, or not supporting their argument correctly.

    3. A counterargument is a argument opposing the other argument in theory. In other


    words, you are trying to prove that your claim makes more sense than the other
    argument with more evidence that support your claim. It would be useful in my essays
    when I want to address another claim, or make a statement of a certain thing by further
    proving with evidence that support my argument.

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