Assumption and Presurmption

 

 

"Assumption" and "Presumption" are two different terms often used in reasoning and decision-making processes. 1. Assumption: This is a belief or statement taken for granted without any proof. It's something that you accept as true without questioning or testing it. For example, you might assume that it will rain today because there are many clouds in the sky. 2. Presumption: This is a belief that something is true unless it's proven otherwise, often based on a degree of probability or some form of evidence or experience. For example, in law, a person is presumed innocent until proven guilty. So, the term "Assumption - Presumption" could refer to the comparison or contrast between these two types of beliefs or judgments.