Explain how the second author would object to this argument.

Explain how the second author would object to this argument. This must be done in a way that follows the rules of argument evaluation. (Use the principle of charity; do not object to the conclusion of a well-formed argument; do not simply raise a counterargument. Instead, formulate a well-formed objection.)
The paper should include: A (very brief) introduction, a formal statement of the argument, an explanation and defense of each premise, an explanation and defense of the argument’s conclusion (here, the ‘defense’ should explain why this conclusion follows from these premises), a clear explanation of how the second author would object, and a clear explanation of how the second author would defend this objection. (Why does he believe this objection to be true?) It should end with a (very brief) conclusion. Each of these components should be a distinct paragraph, including separate paragraphs for each premise. All told, the paper should have at least 8 paragraphs.

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