Consider the following argument by a linguist:
Any constructed language that lacks a mechanism for expressing counterfactuals cannot be fully adopted as a primary language by a speech community. The newly developed language, Novial-X, lacks complex temporal modifiers. Therefore, Novial-X will never be fully adopted as a primary language by a speech community.
The assumption that 'any constructed language that lacks a mechanism for expressing counterfactuals also lacks complex temporal modifiers' is sufficient to logically guarantee the linguist's conclusion.
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The statement is false because the proposed premise fails to guarantee the conclusion. It provides an illegal reversal of the necessary deductive bridge. We must prove Novial-X lacks counterfactuals, but the proposed premise only tells us that lacking counterfactuals guarantees lacking temporal modifiers.
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