Conditional Logic - Combining Statements

[magic.imango]

If I have these statements:

A ---> B
A ---> C

can I make this inference: B ---> C? Or can I only infer that "B some C"?

Thank you!

[tommywallach]

Hey Magic,

Logically, if two things cause some other thing, that does not create any connection between the two primary causes.

And yes, if X causes both Y and Z, then there are instances where Y and Z are happening at once (assuming that we know definitively that X actually happens).

-t

[magic.imango]

Hey Magic,

Logically, if two things cause some other thing, that does not create any connection between the two primary causes.

And yes, if X causes both Y and Z, then there are instances where Y and Z are happening at once (assuming that we know definitively that X actually happens).

-t

Thank you Tommy! This is super helpful.

[speedzun]

Does the argument assume this? No! It's the opposite of what we want. The author isn't assuming that hiding the innocent assists anyone--it's obstruction according to the conclusion.



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