Blog 2

1. If you eat food after eight you'll gain weight.
2. Anyone who eats food after eight pm you will gain weight.
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4. It is valid but not true because there isn't enough evidence to support the claim even though it sounds like a valid argument
5. If you eat food after eight pm you will gain weight
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a. This doesn't apply to this agreement because the results aren't all true which they need to be a tautology.
b. We don't know if the agreement isn't tautology because we don't have the support or claim to show or back up why it isn't a tautology  in real life.
c. They aren't useful in this case because they can't really give us the evidence we need.

7. Consider the source: Lifehack.org, I am unsure that is a good source because I have never used this site but websites ending in org are usually good sources because they are organizations.
Check the date: September 14th, 2013
Validate accuracy:I found two other articles that say the same thing and pose the same argument. But I found three articles that say eating after 7 pm will make you gain weight. So the information given isn't clear.
Avoid the big picture: This claim makes sense but I don't trust it blindly because the info isn't the same though the websites.
8. Yes this is a fallacy because the article doesn't back up its claim or augment with any information facts or data, which makes it fall under the category applies to emotion because women that are looking at this article are trying to or find information out about losing and gaining weight.
9. It helped us think more critically about media and information. Rather than trusting everything that is there you need more than one source.