صادقة كانت أو كاذبة
Whether the premises are true or false.
These words specify that an argument is dialectical because of the reception of its premises, not because their truth is conclusively established. A popular belief may be true or mistaken; repetition alone does not yield demonstrative certainty.
Compare two claims:
“People accept this statement” — a claim about acceptance.
“This statement is actually true” — a claim about reality.
The second does not follow from the first without further grounds.