Valid, Invalid, and Sound Arguments
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2We talked a little about ChatGPT and the Emu Wars today, but mostly talked about how to determine if an argument is valid/invalid (if the logic works) and sound/unsound (if the premises are true). If the argument is invalid, you don't evaluate its soundness!
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