A Valid Deductive Argument Can't Have Inconsistent Premises

question 4

True/False

A valid deductive argument can't have inconsistent premises.

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Definitions:

Symbolic Violence

A form of non-physical violence manifested through language, gestures, and social mechanisms that maintain and enforce inequality and social hierarchies.

Social Boundaries

Invisible lines that define the limits of acceptable behavior in society.

Economic Contexts

The set of circumstances or factors affecting the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services within a society, including market conditions, fiscal policies, and global economic trends.

Specific Social

Pertaining to or identifying particular societal groups or issues that are distinct within the larger community.