that it will be true. Also if you reverse it and say Shaun Alexander will play which would mean the Seahawks will not not lose the conclusion of the Seahawks winning is still not guaranteed. Because: If not not A, then not not B. Not not A. Conclusion Not not B. This all turns into the simple inductive form of: If A, then B. A. Conclusion B. If he plays, then the Seahawks will win. He plays. Conclusion: The Seahawks win. While it is possible it is not guaranteed. So the truth of the premises in both cases make it probably it does not guarantee the conclusion. I felt this was a perfect argument to evaluate. It was simple enough to put it into a nice structure where it was perfectly understandable. The argument is also made by opinions but it is clearly stated what only one side of the opinion was. Because it stated that the Seahawks will lose if Shaun Alexander doesn't play but it did not say anything about if he played what the outcome will be. In a sense this argument is a wonderful example of an inductive argument.
that it will be true. Also if you reverse it and say Shaun Alexander will play which would mean the Seahawks will not not lose the conclusion of the Seahawks winning is still not guaranteed. Because: If not not A, then not not B. Not not A. Conclusion Not not B. This all turns into the simple inductive form of: If A, then B. A. Conclusion B. If he plays, then the Seahawks will win. He plays. Conclusion: The Seahawks win. While it is possible it is not guaranteed. So the truth of the premises in both cases make it probably it does not guarantee the conclusion. I felt this was a perfect argument to evaluate. It was simple enough to put it into a nice structure where it was perfectly understandable. The argument is also made by opinions but it is clearly stated what only one side of the opinion was. Because it stated that the Seahawks will lose if Shaun Alexander doesn't play but it did not say anything about if he played what the outcome will be. In a sense this argument is a wonderful example of an inductive argument.