Might just be looking too far into it, but I don't understand why the tiger example is a strong argument. Obviously, the statement is true that tigers are mammals; however, there is no evidence given that the tiger is a mammal. If someone didn't know a tiger was a mammal, this argument would be incredibly weak. Is that just looking way too far into the argument?
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Might just be looking too far into it, but I don't understand why the tiger example is a strong argument. Obviously, the statement is true that tigers are mammals; however, there is no evidence given that the tiger is a mammal. If someone didn't know a tiger was a mammal, this argument would be incredibly weak. Is that just looking way too far into the argument?