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The argument "The Greek philosopher Aristotle could not have conversed with Socrates, because Aristotle was not born until about fifteen years after Socrates' death. All major scholars of ancient philosophy for the past 2,000 years are agreed on that"
◦ Commits the fallacy of appeal to unqualified authority
◦ Doesn't commit the fallacy of appeal to unqualified authority
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Reply #1 on: May 12, 2022
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