... for a necessary assumption to be sufficient. A necessary assumption does not have ... to be sufficient, and a sufficientassumption can overshoot and therefore ... , but you can have an assumption that is both necessary and sufficient.
... responsible. Nevertheless, this is a sufficientassumption.
Simply ... put, both necessaries and sufficient only work one way. ... does not guarantee the assumption. The difference is, ... conclusion, but knowing a sufficientassumption to be true does. ...
... question because this category of sufficientassumption questions lend themselves nicely ... our approach. This is a sufficientassumption question, invariably, our conclusion ... can have an **_over-encompassing_** sufficientassumption. Something like: if an ...
... on a implicit, but reasonable, assumption, that one must be explicitly ... ? Remember that this is a sufficientassumption question, AKA we're looking ...
... apart. Making such an assumption does not, however, ... assumption closes up only a small part of that gap. Sufficientassumption ... : An assumption that, if made, ... . This type of assumption is not necessarily a ...
True, but an important caveat: A sufficientassumption can address the gap by overshooting the mark, that is, it assumes more than what is need to cover the gap. Kinda like killing a bug with a nuclear bomb.