Cat with fur

Question 1: Do you like cats?

If yes, look at the next question.

Question 2: Do you like cats because they are plush?

If yes, look at the next question.

Question 3: Do you like stuffed things?

If yes, look at the inferences.

Corollary: You like leg hair.

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Here are two points of view to explain this inference:

1. From a mathematical point of view, the error of this argument lies in the error of derivation from the second question to the third question. Because of man's imprudentness and blindness, the derivation from the second question to the third question is established. So this inference tells us to be a cautious person, a calm person, and a person who can afford to be a **.

2. From a philosophical point of view, cat hair is special, leg hair is also special, and furry things are average. It is possible to be wrong with a particular derivation, but on the other hand it is also possible to be correct. Some people like cat hair but they don't like leg hair, and vice versa there are people who like leg hair but don't like cat hair or both. This question is only for people who like all things stuffy. So this conclusion is true for those who like stuffy stuff. Embodying truth has a scope of application. (I haven't studied politics for more than a year, but I'm still so good at it)

The above is all the author's brain