No small countries and no countries in the southern hemisphere have permanent seats on the United Nations Security Co...
ivana.baileyJuly 24, 2021
Diagramming
The statement that all of the countries with permanent seats in the UNSC favor increased immigration... When I was diagramming this problem I did so using ALL as a quantifier, but in the video, it was diagrammed as an S&N premise.
My diagram:
PS-ALL- FIPE
Video diagram:
PS --> FIPE
Can someone please explain why, and how to know when to use it as a quantifier. Thank you!
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The word "all" isn't technically a quantifier, all basically translates to -->
There's only "---some---" , "---most---" and "-->" when diagramming
Naryan-ShukleMay 6, 2022
Hi all,
This response is totally correct! All simply means a full formal logic statement. The best way I've found for thinking about Quantifiers is like little divisions between full S&N statements.
A--->B All A's are B's. A-m-B The majority of A's are B's. A -s- B Some amount of A's are B's. A--->B No A's are B's.
