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Response legitimacy

An answer may be legitimate even when it refuses to infer a missing fact.

Definition

An answer may be legitimate even when it refuses to infer a missing fact.

Guardrail

The term Response legitimacy must be distinguished from its lexical, commercial, or doctrinal neighbors before any generalization.

Doctrinal authority

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