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The author concludes that there are exceptions to the general rule that people should practice what they preach. As support, he draws an analogy between two examples: just as physicians don’t need to be healthy to treat patients, logicians don’t need to be logical to discuss logic.
The author analogizes between two things that are dissimilar in relevant ways. Just because physicians don’t need to be healthy to effectively treat patients does not mean that logicians don’t need to be logical to discuss logic.
The author fails to take into account the fact that, while a physician’s healthy doesn’t necessarily affect her work as a physician, a logician’s ability to be logical certainly affects his work as a logician. His reasoning is questionable because his analogy ignores this key dissimilarity.
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