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Sosa's Unreliable Argument Analysis
In the document, Sosa is unreliable because he never states any real statistical facts. In the passage he only states sceniors and never provides evidence that backs up his hypothesis. Not only this but Sosa said in his article, “These are all just hypothetical! Who Cares? Get real!” proving that his scenarios are unreliable. Not only this, but Sosa takes the side of the argument that states that happiness is not a state of mind.
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