@Dgelf321 the logical form of this flawed argument is:
if A --> B not A therefore Not B
it is a common invald argument form. I would revisit that section of JY's course.
make sure you know what "invariably" means, it indicates a sufficient condition. Also, for this question element B represents isolated socieities and NOT B represents socially unified socieities. Maybe that was part of the confusion?
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if A --> B
not A
therefore Not B
it is a common invald argument form. I would revisit that section of JY's course.
make sure you know what "invariably" means, it indicates a sufficient condition. Also, for this question element B represents isolated socieities and NOT B represents socially unified socieities. Maybe that was part of the confusion?