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Loopholes CLIR help
thepowerfulreader
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How does one get better at designing their CLIR? This isn’t 7Sage related per say but a few folks here have used or do use Loopholes by Ellen Cassidy and I need help on designing my CLIRs. It’s so hard to answer my “WHAT IF”. I can outline the conclusion, and categorize but I just get lost when I have to connect the dots. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
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whats CLIR?
In her book, she states CLIR as the way to identify the stimulus and then attack it. C(Controversy=Debate)
L(Loophole=Argument)
I(Inference=Premise Set)
R(Resolution=Paradox)