Like millions of others, during my high school days and at the university, computer geeks used the acronym, GIGO. “Garbage In, Garbage Out.” It simply means that if your input is bad, then the output is bad.   Similarly, when using logic, if the premise is flawed, then the conclusion is flawed too. The …

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