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Fallacy?People at ancient time saw sun and moon orbiting in a round path, therefore they knew that earth is round because it can only happen when earth is round |
| asked on Thursday, Sep 02, 2021 10:09:02 PM by | |
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P1) The sun and moon orbit in a round path P2) This can only happen when the earth is round C) Earth is round The argument is valid in this format (I've just generalised it compared to your OP). However, the premises appear to be false, or at least, unclear. From what I gathered, P1 implies the sun and moon orbit the Earth - but only one of those is true. It is actually the Earth which orbits the sun. I'm also not sure about the veracity of P2. If the earth were flat, could the moon still orbit it in a round path? Admittedly this is beyond my knowledge scope so I'll leave it to a more clued-in person, but if it were true, it would imply the conclusion. Overall though, it is a bit of an unclear argument, especially P1. |
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| answered on Friday, Sep 03, 2021 05:41:23 AM by TrappedPrior (RotE) | ||||||||||||
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