Find the premises and conclusions of the following questions. Also describe if the argument is inductive or deductive, if it is sound or cogent, and if there are any fallacies present?
Are you seriously trying to tell me that there is no such thing as life after death when in actual fact you have no proof at all that there isn't?
"The large number of female voters for Arnold Schwarzenegger in California announces one thing: the death of feminism. That so many women would ignore his sexual misconduct and vote for him bespeaks the re-emergence of the reckless phallus."
If you park illegally, you're breaking the law. And if you break one law, you'll break another. Soon, you'll be shoplifting. Next thing you know, you'll be committing major crimes and ending up in jail.
Thinking is like swimming. Just as in swimming, it's easy to float on the top but hard to dive deep; it's easy in thinking to float along on the surface of an issue but difficult to use your brain to dive down into the deeper layers.
Either you call your grandmother right now or you admit that you just don't care about her at all.
You should avoid carbs. I've talked to two different doctors, and they both pretty much told me carbs are evil.
My professor is ridiculous to say that telling a lie is never morally permissible. The other day I heard him tell a bald-faced lie to one of his students.