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A quick definition of inference:

Term: Inference

Definition: Inference is when you use facts that you know to figure out something that you don't know. It's like putting puzzle pieces together to make a picture. For example, if you see a wet umbrella and wet footprints on the floor, you can infer that someone walked inside with a wet umbrella. Inference is often used in court to help figure out what happened based on the evidence presented.

A more thorough explanation:

Inference is a logical conclusion that is drawn from presented facts. It is a rule of logic that is commonly used as evidence in a trial. Inference is made when a fact is proven by examining other facts that lead to a reasonable conclusion. This process is known as deductive reasoning.

  • If it is raining outside and you see someone carrying an umbrella, you can infer that they are trying to stay dry.
  • If a person is sweating and has a high temperature, you can infer that they have a fever.

These examples illustrate how inference works. In the first example, the fact that it is raining outside and the person is carrying an umbrella leads to the reasonable conclusion that they are trying to stay dry. In the second example, the fact that the person is sweating and has a high temperature leads to the reasonable conclusion that they have a fever.

Overall, inference is a useful tool for drawing logical conclusions based on presented facts.

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m10
12:00
Lol, maybe
babycat
12:00
lmao when you give the republican baddie the ick by masking up
12:01
LOL
Dkk
12:02
Just part of the culture.
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:04
I wish that wearing a mask when sick stuck around as an okay thing like it is in the rest of the world, not all of us have enough sick days to be ditching work.
Dkk
12:04
Unless its like an N95 i dont think it will really do anything
12:04
there's even a mask ban in some places. altho one of my coworkers wears a mask anyway despite customers being rude to her about it
12:05
good morning
12:05
why does umiami ask "Are you applying, or have you applied, to other law schools? If so, please list them."
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:05
One manager came in sick wearing a mask, got roasted and stopped wearing it that day. The entire office has been cycling sickness for two weeks now. It may not be super effective but it may help in slowing the spread during meetings when we have to be so close
12:05
am i the only one who has never gotten my status checker to work on here?
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:06
@ChowieBean: want to see what schools they share an applicant pool with, think it is all data harvesting stuff no a +/- for the applicant
12:06
ok good cuz idk whether i wanna tell them or not
12:06
thanks bulbasaur
12:08
not to be that guy again but berkeley person/applicant id is back and Shiny New Logo
be that guy
EW THE NEW LOGO IS SO UGLY
WTF
12:09
need to send in my berkeley app rawwwww
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:09
@ChowieBean: should be required to tell them, the schools who asked I only told them the schools in their area not all of them.
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:10
*shouldnt be
12:12
@jackfrost11770: if i get a berk A today and they have that logo im withdrawing (/s /s /s /j /j /j)
babycat
12:12
@ChowieBean: me too lol. you applying to public interest scholars program?
12:14
yes def applying public interest
12:16
i was raised like blocks away from umiami
12:16
idk if i wanna go back to florida tho so im applying there as safety/target 💀
12:25
@ChowieBean: doing the same thing
Does anyone think au gonna get back to us today
My app was complete Oct 11
If yes what time
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