If your listeners can identify a noticeable difference between the people, objects, or events you are comparing, you cannot use reasoning by analogy.

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Reasoning by analogy often relies on identifying similarities between different entities, even if there are noticeable differences; the effectiveness of the analogy depends on the relevance and strength of the similarities in the context of the argument.

If Your Listeners Can Identify a Noticeable Difference Between the People