Question 2 (35 points) According to R.M. Hare, a blik is any...

Question 2 (35 points) According to R.M. Hare, a blik is any belief that is unreasonable, ridiculous, and/or insane, for the reason that bliks are those beliefs that are so deeply entrenched in one's belief system, that they take complete control of one's belief system by reshaping it in such a way that the "entire" belief system becomes incapable of being challenged. True or false? True False

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00:01 Hello students, here the question is about the identification of true and false.

00:05 So first statement that that only a priori truths are rationally acceptable.

00:18 No this is false because a priori truths are not the only type of truth that are rationally acceptable.

00:23 Empirical evidence and experience also play a crucial role in acquiring knowledge.

00:26 So this is false.

00:30 Number two that a word with an indefinite meaning is a vag.

00:34 That is true.

00:37 Number three that the fallacy of loaded language appears in an argument when language with positive or negative.

00:44 This is true because the use of loaded language can introduce bias and sway the audience emotion.

00:49 So this is true.

00:52 Number four that a premise of an argument that is based in common knowledge is rationally acceptable.

00:57 That is also true because common knowledge refers to the information widely known and accepted making it a reasonable basis for constructing arguments.

01:08 Number five that the emotive meaning of words is meaning that expresses or evokes emotion.

01:14 So this is true because it is expresses or evokes emotion and refers to the subjective and emotional association.

01:22 So this is true.

01:26 Number six that if an argument is cognate then its premises are logically consistent.

01:31 It is also true because a cognate argument is one that is both strong and has logically consistent premises leading to reliable conclusion.

01:39 So that is true...

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