The Argument Was Not Only Wrong It Was Incoherent Leaked Videos & Photos #736

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Embarrassing, the argument was not only wrong, it was incoherent Condescending, schism most nearly means a The sentence describes the argument as wrong and incoherent, which means it lacks logical connection or consistency Disjointed means lacking coherence or connection, making it the correct choice b Hypocritical means behaving in a way that contradicts what one claims to believe or feel, which is not the same as being wrong and incoherent This means not connected or coherent

This could be a good fit as the argument is described as not only wrong but also incoherent.<br /><br />2 This means saying one thing and doing another There is no information given in the question to suggest that the argument is hypocritical.<br /><br />3. The argument was not only _____ in its context ,but it was also _____ to the sentiments of the people which could hurt them Inapt, correct 2 see answers An argument is said to be coherent if it hangs together, if the planks in its platform make sense taken as a whole

That is, no individual item in the argument contradicts the others

A bad argument may be coherent (i.e., its parts may be consistent but it may still be wrong due to inherent incorrectness). Evaluating the validity and soundness of arguments incoherence can affect the validity and soundness of arguments An argument is considered valid if its conclusion follows logically from its premises However, if the premises are incoherent, the argument is unsound, even if it is valid. The problem of incoherence ethical relativism (r) suggests that two apparently conflicting moral judgments could both be valid E.g., alice's judgment that claudia's abortion was wrong, and barbara's judgment that it was not wrong, might both be valid

But the two judgments appear to be logically incompatible And this appearance goes beyond mere surface grammar It is suggested by the. Does it in fact rain, so is p2 true If an argument is unsound then we'll have to change or reject it In philosophical arguments this will of course require lots of discussion

But if an argument is clearly invalid or has factually wrong premises then we might say something like

The argument was not only wrong, it was (incoherent) When a statement or argument is unclear or open to multiple interpretations, it can be considered incoherent Incoherence can be a problem in various contexts, such as Incoherence can undermine the validity of a philosophical theory or argument