Yes, this was very helpful. Thank you for checking in!

Statisitcs is very helpful because the whole class is about correlation, causation, and probability. It might be a little difficult but it is very beneficial here and in real life!

Up until now I assumed "all" was the same as conditional since they are written the same in Lawgic. Is that not the case? If they are different, what makes them different?

I believe premises (claims that are explicitly stated) make a stronger argument than assumptions (claims that are not stated) since assumptions could be true or false and premises are assumed to be true.

What makes 9.2 (an argument) different from 9.3 (not an argument)?