Premise; definition:
Perhaps we can settle something this week. This has certainly been spoken of elsewhere here and linking to those discussions may help us along. Here's my proposal:
Your method should have a premise that you can state clearly, simply and defend with an argument. This means that your premise and method are both plausible and supported by good evidence.
If someone feels that the premise proposed is inaccurate, let them say so.
Now it's your turn.
NOUN: a previous statement or proposition from which another is inferred or follows as a conclusion.
VERB: base an argument, theory, or undertaking on.
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VERB: base an argument, theory, or undertaking on.
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Your method should have a premise that you can state clearly, simply and defend with an argument. This means that your premise and method are both plausible and supported by good evidence.
If someone feels that the premise proposed is inaccurate, let them say so.
Now it's your turn.
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