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This is the contradictions assignment for a humanities class.
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Contradictions Identify a contradiction by symbolizing the premises of an argument found in a newspaper or magazine. You may use the Internet, the library, or a supermarket tabloid (e.g., The National Enquirer ) to access or obtain the newspaper or magazine. Use the valid deductive argument forms you learned in Module 1 as rules to try to derive the contradiction inherent in the argument. You need to provide ONE such example and symbolize the premises of the corresponding argument you found. (Use the sale manager's argument in Part I of the Key Points of Module 2 as an example of how to set up and do this exercise.) Contradicting cartoons and comics. (n.d.). Retrieved January 11,2022 from http://children-tell_the_truth-truthful-honesty-lies-liar-rde3048_low.jpg The premise in the argument above are implied.
1. You want to tell the truth.
**2. If you want to tell the truth, then you (may)have to lie
6. THUS, you can be deceitful AND you cannot be deceitful (You can tell the truth or you cannot tell the truth). Let the following uppercase letters (statement indicators) stand for the statements of this argument: