Here is a quick way to remember the difference between inductive and deductive reasoning:

• If you come to a conclusion by subtracting (deducting) information, you are using deductive reasoning.
• If a conclusion is determined by facts you add (induce), then you are using inductive reasoning.

Here are some examples…

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Over the weekend I picked up MVP Baseball 2004 by EA Sports. I’m not a huge fan of console baseball games (I prefer computer simulations like the old Commodore 64 Microleague Baseball…), but I am very impressed by MVP Baseball 2004.

Pros

• Revamped pitching and hitting
• Nice simulation of statistics
• Great roster management

Cons

• No pitching/batting practice
• Confusing outfield selection (5 triples in a game?)
• No stat keeping outside of Legacy Mode

My EA Sports username is rossr89 if anyone out there wants to challenge me to a game online…

Goodbye AT&T Wireless, hello T-Mobile! Over the next few weeks, we’ll have a good idea of what kind of coverage and service we’ll be getting from the company whose motto is “get more…”

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