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It is not an argument as stated with premises; it is just a reason given. The reason could true or false, or somewhere in between. In this case, the reason is completely unrelated and does not at all explain the claim/fact. If we turned it into an argument we can say: The sky is blue. Therefore, Joe Biden is president. Now we can say it is a simple non sequitur . |
answered on Friday, Aug 27, 2021 06:27:08 AM by Bo Bennett, PhD | |
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