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Logicality requires that we be logically consistent in our beliefs. This requires that
{ 1 } - we not accept a belief without also accepting its logical consequences.
{ 2 } - we not accept logically incompatible beliefs.
{ 3 } - both of the above.
{ 4 } - neither of the above.
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Logicality requires that we be logically consistent in our beliefs. This requires that
{ 1 } - we not accept a belief without also accepting its logical consequences.
{ 2 } - we not accept logically incompatible beliefs.
{ 3 } - both of the above.
{ 4 } - neither of the above.
It also requires that we not accept logically incompatible beliefs.
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Logicality requires that we be logically consistent in our beliefs. This requires that
{ 1 } - we not accept a belief without also accepting its logical consequences.
{ 2 } - we not accept logically incompatible beliefs.
{ 3 } - both of the above.
{ 4 } - neither of the above.
It also requires that we not accept a belief without also accepting its logical consequences.
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Logicality requires that we be logically consistent in our beliefs. This requires that
{ 1 } - we not accept a belief without also accepting its logical consequences.
{ 2 } - we not accept logically incompatible beliefs.
{ 3 } - both of the above.
{ 4 } - neither of the above.
We can formulate the requirement in this way:
1. If A and B are logically inconsistent with each other, then don't combine accepting A with accepting B.
2. If A logically entails B, then don't combine accepting A with not accepting B.
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Logicality requires that we be logically consistent in our beliefs. This requires that
{ 1 } - we not accept a belief without also accepting its logical consequences.
{ 2 } - we not accept logically incompatible beliefs.
{ 3 } - both of the above.
{ 4 } - neither of the above.
Gee, what does it require then?
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