What I have found that trips me up is thinking 'all A are B'. To me, it makes it sound like they are interchangeable ideas, when really it just means all of A is in the B group. It does not guarantee that if some (or most) of B is part of the C group, that that part of B has any A in it at all.
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What I have found that trips me up is thinking 'all A are B'. To me, it makes it sound like they are interchangeable ideas, when really it just means all of A is in the B group. It does not guarantee that if some (or most) of B is part of the C group, that that part of B has any A in it at all.