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AA types
situational
temporal
person
group
arguments
CONC AA ID language
as well
similarly
likewise
also
Incomplete Analogy
leaves off a portion of the evidence required to complete the analogy
Argument by Disanalogy WACS
NOT the same as AA bc it makes the CONC go in the opposite direction
Nature of the Flaw
By definition you are dealing with two different situations. So will they really produce the same result? Sometimes, those situations are similar enough to produce the same result and sometimes they are not
The assumption all CACs will deal with
The two situations are similar enough to attain the same result