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Why do we have to say 'supposedly true' when defining a claim or assertion?
Because not all claims and assertions are true
What is an assertion or claim?
An expression that is supposedly true
What are some reasons why not all claims and assertions are true?
They are based on mistaken beliefs
What is the best evaluation we can give of a claim or belief in the absence of certainty?
To assess if it is justified or warranted
What does it mean for a claim to be warranted?
It means there are strong grounds or evidence to support it
What does the term 'warrant' refer to in the context of evaluating a claim or belief?
A right or entitlement to hold a belief or make a claim
Test your critical thinking skills by evaluating claims, assertions, and statements. Determine whether they are true, false, deliberate lies, or based on mistaken beliefs.
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