For the following practical reasoning and logic question, please point out the premises, the conclusion, and...

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For the following practical reasoning and logic question, please point out the premises, the conclusion, and whether or not, this is an inductive or deductive argument: Do you think your local butcher will reduce the amount of meat she orders from the slaughterhouse if you become a vegetarian? Of course not! The supply chain for meat just isn't sensitive to the quantities that a single person consumes. So, by becoming a vegetarian, you'll never save a single animal's life! But by becoming a vegetarian you'll deprive yourself of the pleasure of eating meat, and you should only do that if the benefits would outweigh the losses. So, you should only become a vegetarian if doing so would save some animals' lives. For the following practical reasoning and logic question, please point out the premises, the conclusion, and whether or not, this is an inductive or deductive argument: Do you think your local butcher will reduce the amount of meat she orders from the slaughterhouse if you become a vegetarian? Of course not! The supply chain for meat just isn't sensitive to the quantities that a single person consumes. So, by becoming a vegetarian, you'll never save a single animal's life! But by becoming a vegetarian you'll deprive yourself of the pleasure of eating meat, and you should only do that if the benefits would outweigh the losses. So, you should only become a vegetarian if doing so would save some animals' lives.

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