Bigfoot using P-OT

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Argument	Definition	Example	Reason
Observed	Concrete data.	“picks up a rock and throws it at it”	He first hand observed his friend throwing this rock.
Supposed	Probable data.	“I immediately thought that it looked like a bigfoot standing there.”	He immediately “thought” so he supposed it seemed like a bigfoot.
Presence	Drawing attention to premises.	See first four paragraphs	He sets up the story with four long paragraphs of description of where they were and what they were doing.
Repetition	Say it again. And again. And again.	“avid hunter”	He repeats over and over that he is an “avid” hunter and knows what he’s talking about when it comes to animals.
Normative	Prescriptive: what it should mean.	“ I thought it was going to turn out to be a stump or something”	He was trying to make sense of what he was seeing by describing it as something that would be normal.
Transitivity	If A=B and B=C, then A=C	“avid hunter… I am very aware what all the animals look… I am 100% sure this was a bigfoot.”	He’s an avid hunter so he can spot any animal and if he can spot any animal then he can spot a bigfoot.
Hierarchically arranged	Example linked to double hierarchy of multiple events/concepts.	“about a week later on our local news someone found tracks down by the river in this area.”	Since tracks were found near the area later that week, supposedly, a double hierarchy.
Model	Persons or groups whose prestige confers value on their acts and should be imitated.	“Witness very believable.”	They say many times that the two are experienced and “believable” which makes you want to believe that they should be trusted.