🧪 Logic
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Prompt: If all A are B and all B are C, are all A definitely C? Yes or No, then explain.
Response
No, because if an A is not a B, it can still be a C.
This is known as the syllogism "All A are B, All B are C; therefore, All A
are C", but this conclusion is only valid if we know that every instance of
of B must also be an instance of A.