Fallacy or Not - Logical Argument
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If the letter was mailed certified RRR but an envelope you received has only a postmark and not certified and the RR is lost what can be logically argued? What is the most reasonable conclusion?
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1It's not a problem in logic or reasoning unless some ludicrous cause is assigned to the error, such as: 'aliens, God, or Jesus ate my homework' at which point we're into more of the cognitive, conspiratorial, or teleological biases (agency), or perhaps one of the numerous informal paralogical fallacies - but even that would be stretching it. The most reasonable conclusion would be to assume the mixup was clerical.
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What does RRR mean in this context? I figure RR is Return Receipt.