flaw language

[Deleted User] · December 2014

Can someone explain what these languages in flaw reasoning questions mean:

Takes for granted that
Fails to rule out the possibility that
It overlooks the possibility that

leelisee · December 2014

1) Assumes (without warrant)
2) Doesn't consider the alternative
3) Doesn't consider the alternative

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