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reasoning

[ree-zuh-ning, reez-ning] / ˈri zə nɪŋ, ˈriz nɪŋ /


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Specious ones to the left, weird ones to the right—all arise from motivated reasoning.

From The Wall Street Journal

The trouble with most theories about conspiratorial schemes—the weird ones of 4chan and the specious ones of the faculty lounges—is that they arise from motivated reasoning.

From The Wall Street Journal

Several of the main attorneys on the case told The Times they stopped advertising at that point, reasoning that any new plaintiffs would now mean less money for the existing ones.

From Los Angeles Times

But Prof Holmes insists that any student who uses AI tools should be aware of how its reasoning works and how the companies providing them handle data.

From BBC

“The president’s reasoning and factual conclusions are not unique to Mr. Gentile and should bear equally on Mr. Schneider’s sentence of incarceration.”

From The Wall Street Journal