An apple and a tomato may both be red, but shared color does not establish identical taste. To reason analogically, the common feature must genuinely connect to the proposed judgment. Mere resemblance is not a demonstrated rationale.
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Induction and Analogy — Istiqra and Tamthil
An apple and a tomato may both be red, but shared color does not establish identical taste. To reason analogically, the common feature must genuinely connect to the proposed judgment. Mere resemblance is not a demonstrated rationale.