I understand which is concidered to be the conclusion, and premises. However, I'm having trouble understanding premise number 6 "Walt has never prostrated himself to anyone or anything" as it seems like a contradiction to premise number 3. Wouldn't that make the overall premise only somewhat supported?
I understand which is concidered to be the conclusion, and premises. However, I'm having trouble understanding premise number 6 "Walt has never prostrated himself to anyone or anything" as it seems like a contradiction to premise number 3. Wouldn't that make the overall premise only somewhat supported?