Mathematics, 17.04.2021 04:10 sophie5064

. In the hands of someone with harmful intentions, how can analogies prove to be dangerous tools?
A)Analogies can create long-lasting confusion that prevents people from making decisions.
B)Analogies make significant connections seem far less powerful than they actually are.
C)Analogies meant to persuade or influence people are often disguised as explanations.
D)Analogies, even weak and misleading ones, can be powerful tools of persuasion.

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