… this is not necessarily a fully convincing argument in favor of building a fallout shelter …
This could still be interpreted as the same error: the argument seems clearly true, and so in this sense it’s “fully convincing”, there are no objections to the argument itself. Since it seems useful to call “unconvincing” those arguments that seem false, it doesn’t seem like a good idea to call “not fully convincing” an argument whose fault is not in its falsity.
This could still be interpreted as the same error: the argument seems clearly true, and so in this sense it’s “fully convincing”, there are no objections to the argument itself. Since it seems useful to call “unconvincing” those arguments that seem false, it doesn’t seem like a good idea to call “not fully convincing” an argument whose fault is not in its falsity.