Conditional Advertisements
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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CONDITIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS
BY ASHTON STUBBLEFIELD
"IF...THEN..."
IF IT'S SUBWAY, THEN YOU EAT FRESH.
HYPOTHESIS
IF YOU EAT SUBWAY.
CONCLUSION
THEN YOU EAT FRESH.
CONVERSE
IF YOU EAT FRESH, THEN YOU EAT AT SUBWAY.
INVERSE
IF YOU DON'T EAT AT SUBWAY, THEN YOU DON'T EAT FRESH.
CONTRAPOSITIVE
IF YOU DON'T EAT FRESH, THEN YOU'RE NOT EATING AT SUBWAY.
THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS NOT TRUE BECAUSE IT ISN'T ALWAYS FRESH.
COUNTEREXAMPLE: BROWN LETTUCE
SUBWAY: SOMETIMES EAT FRESH.
"IF...THEN..."
IF YOU OPEN COKE, THEN YOU'LL BE OPENING HAPPINESS.
HYPOTHESIS
IF YOU OPEN COKE
CONCLUSION
THEN YOU'LL BE OPENING HAPPINESS.
CONVERSE
IF YOU'RE OPENING HAPPINESS, THEN YOU'VE OPENED COKE.
INVERSE
IF YOU DIDN'T OPEN COKE, THEN YOU WON'T BE OPENING HAPPINESS.
CONTRAPOSITVE
IF YOU DIDN'T OPEN HAPPINESS, THEN YOU'RE NOT OPENING COKE.
THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS FALSE BECAUSE SOME CUSTOMERS AREN'T HAPPY WITH COKE.
COUNTEREXAMPLE: SOME PEOPLE DON'T LIKE THE TASTE IF COKE.
