Reason leads to conclusions, which may be logical or illogical, sound or unsound, according as they are based on valid or invalid premises. The selection of premises depends upon judgment, and consequently, premises with sound reasoners must be valid and sound.


Characterology, Chapter XXVI (p. 594), Rand McNally & Co. 1920

L. Hamilton McCormick Quotes

Reason leads to conclusions, which may be logical or illogical, sound or unsound, according as they are based on valid or invalid premises. The...

Reason leads to conclusions, which may be logical or illogical, sound or unsound, according as they are based on valid or invalid premises. The...

Reason leads to conclusions, which may be logical or illogical, sound or unsound, according as they are based on valid or invalid premises. The...

Reason leads to conclusions, which may be logical or illogical, sound or unsound, according as they are based on valid or invalid premises. The...