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    It is not the case that If the shared modal inference is fallacious, then the family of arguments fails collectively, not merely version by version.

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    • 1.Some argument versions may contain independent supporting premises that survive even if shared inference fails.
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    • 2.Fallacy in a shared inference step doesn't automatically poison premises used only in particular versions.
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    • 3.Arguments can be overdetermined—succeeding via multiple routes—so shared fallacy needn't doom every version.
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    Reasons Against

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    • 1.A shared modal inference operates as a common logical foundation across all argument versions in a family.
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    • 2.If that foundation is fallacious, it undermines every instance relying on it, not just isolated cases.
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    • 3.Individual argument versions gain their force from the collective structure, so structural collapse affects all.
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