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Peter1107 Posted 14 years ago
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sound thinking
I have always encountered the "sound thinking" every time I read critical thinking books, wondering what is that supposed to mean. Could someone explain it to me what exactly that means?
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Hi, Thinking that is sensible. Not contrary to facts or to good reasoning. Clive
- Hi, Thinking that is sensible.
- Not contrary to facts or to good reasoning.
- Clive
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Hi,
Thinking that is sensible. Not contrary to facts or to good reasoning.
Clive
Thinking that is sensible. Not contrary to facts or to good reasoning.
Clive
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