Parallel Method of Reasoning

[KareenaS549]

I have a question about Parallel Method of Reasoning.

Can two arguments be considered parallel if the premise matches exactly but one has a conclusion which states "Hence, probably...." and the other has a conclusion without the term "probably" or any other substitute for it?

In that case, the second one is more definite I suppose, so I am just confused if we should regard them as parallel?

Sorry for the lack of context or specific question but I just had this doubt.

[DimaZ434]

I have a question about Parallel Method of Reasoning.

Can two arguments be considered parallel if the premise matches exactly but one has a conclusion which states "Hence, probably...." and the other has a conclusion without the term "probably" or any other substitute for it?

In that case, the second one is more definite I suppose, so I am just confused if we should regard them as parallel?

Sorry for the lack of context or specific question but I just had this doubt.

If the argument is possible, but you are not completely sure of it, then it is less weighty than the second

[wedraj69]

Copyright permitting, feel free to post examples of parallel reasoning q's or of any of the other q type primers I've posted, and apply my step by step. I will provide feedback as needed.