Why does "by an elementary valid argument" exist where the sentence is not passive voice? How can I understand "by an elementary valid argument"? We can define a formal proof, that a given argument

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Why does "by an elementary valid argument" exist where the sentence is not passive voice? How can I understand "by an elementary valid argument"? We can define a formal proof, that a given argument is valid as a sequence of statements each of which follows from preceding statements of the sequence by an elementary valid argument.

30 нояб. 2015 г., 16:44

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It exists because it is the *always true thing* that is linking one statement to the next, i.e. each statement connects from the preceding statement through this basic (=elementary) valid (=true) argument.

30 ноября 2015 г.

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