Moreover, if the premise is wrong, the conclusion can only be false, that's basic fallacy.
Follow those models like they actually say anything is like giving a driver's license to a good racing gamer (NFS, GTA, etc.). It's just simulation, it's not real.
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Moreover, if the premise is wrong, the conclusion can only be false, that's basic fallacy.
Follow those models like they actually say anything is like giving a driver's license to a good racing gamer (NFS, GTA, etc.). It's just simulation, it's not real.