You can then conclude with absolute certainty that the other part is true. Class relationships in deductive arguments include chain and categorical patterns. Chain patterns occur when it involves relating three categories of objects so that one is related to the other two as both a subject and a predicate. A categorical pattern involves inferring something about an object based on knowledge you have about its relationship to some other class of objects. It must demonstrate a claim about a disputed case by comparing it to an uncontroversial case.
Good explanation are stories, usually casual stories, which genuinely resolve our curiosity.
A good explanation will usually resolve our curiosity by showing how the phenomenon, event, or condition fits into or coheres with our background understanding of other phenomena. After a basic argument for some principle has been given, disputants try to sharpen or object to the principle by offering hypothetical cases which the principle should be able to handle. These what if arguments attempt to test the principle by determining its applicability to a variety of cases. Thought experiments take hypothetical case arguments further by constructing a completely fictional situation and then posing a question to someone within this situation.