Which would be a super argument if there were a skerrick of science to it.
2. We speak about super-arguments in the intuitive sense that e.g., A1 → … → An is a super-argument of A1 → … → Am where m < n. 3. Some pioneering systems in this tradition are the OSCAR system (Pollock (1995)), Defeasible Logic (Nute (1994)), or the formalisms in (Simari and Loui (1992)) and (Verheij (1996)).
Both arguments are super-arguments of the conflicting Nixon → Quaker → Dove and Nixon → Republican → Hawk.[2] Horty (1994) argues that floating conclusions are acceptable in reasoning contexts in which "the value of drawing conclusions is high relative to the costs involved if some of those conclusions turn out not to be correct" while they should be avoided "when the cost of error rises" (p. 123).
But the company refuted these and all other possible statements against the project by dropping an ultimate, all-encompassing, irrefutable super-argument: "It should go without saying... that a lack of comment or response by Enbridge in respect of any position should not be taken as agreement with such".
Trent Dilfer is the patron saint of the "bad QBs can win Super Bowls" argument.
To this end, [35] introduces a notion of so-called super-illegal arguments which form a subset of the above mentioned arguments and can be relabeled first without branching in the algorithm.
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I often joke that Macs versus PCs versus Linux is the geek equivalent of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, one of those super-charged, polarising arguments that everyone has a strong opinion about.
Across both differences and similarities, the clear articulation of priorities, based on contextualized needs and issues, that is reflected in the themes found in Dataset Two, provides support for Harkness and Super's (2010) argument that effective policies are (or should be) grounded in and reflect unique contextual characteristics.
For me, these arguments feel super reductive.
Ultimately, because of Pelosi's suasion, none of the Clinton arguments convinced super delegates.
