Consider the following premises from an urban planning report: 'All zero-emission zones are areas with restricted traffic' and 'No industrial parks are zero-emission zones'. Based purely on these premises, it is a valid logical deduction to conclude that 'No areas with restricted traffic are industrial parks'.
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The deduction is logically invalid.
The conclusion is logically invalid because it commits the fallacy of illicit process. It attempts to make a definitive claim excluding all 'areas with restricted traffic' when the original premises only provided information about a specific subset of them (the zero-emission zones).
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Rules of Distribution and the Fallacy of Illicit Process