Description of rules of inference

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"Every piece of reasoning must start somewhere. And if every piece of reasoning starts somewhere, then every piece of reasoning begins with an unsupported premise. Now, if every piece of reasoning begins with an unsupported premise, then all human thinking is based on mere assumption. And if all human thinking is based on mere assumption, then no one can know anything. Therefore, no one can know anything."

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