Read the following argument carefully:
A translation of a literary work can preserve the original text's aesthetic impact only if it abandons strict literal accuracy. Any translation that abandons strict literal accuracy necessarily introduces the translator's own cultural biases. Furthermore, the introduction of the translator's own cultural biases invariably distorts the original author's philosophical intent. Therefore, any algorithmic translation system designed to maximize fidelity to the original author's philosophical intent will fail to evoke an emotional response in its readers.
Evaluate the logical validity of the following claim:
The argument's conclusion logically follows if it is assumed both that any translation avoiding the distortion of the author's philosophical intent is one designed to maximize fidelity to that intent, and that failing to preserve a literary work's aesthetic impact guarantees a failure to evoke an emotional response in its readers.
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