If that is a defense of induction being a special case of deduction, then it’s a defense of anything being a special case of deduction—since logic can model anything.
The golden gate bridge is a special case of deduction, in this sense.
I am not impressed by the idea that induction is a special case of deduction—I would describe it as being wrong. You need extra axioms for induction. It is not the same thing at all.
If that is a defense of induction being a special case of deduction, then it’s a defense of anything being a special case of deduction—since logic can model anything.
The golden gate bridge is a special case of deduction, in this sense.
I am not impressed by the idea that induction is a special case of deduction—I would describe it as being wrong. You need extra axioms for induction. It is not the same thing at all.
Yes, the golden gate bridge is a special case of deduction in the sense meant here. I have no problem with anything in your comment, I think we agree.