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Hello brilliant minds! Welcome back to Speak to Inspire, I’m Kshiti Agarwal.

Let me ask you something—have you ever judged an entire book by just the first chapter? Or assumed someone’s always late because they were late twice? If yes, congratulations! You've used inductive reasoning without even knowing it.

So, what exactly is inductive reasoning?

It’s when we take specific observations and draw a general conclusion from them. For example, if you see your neighbor jogging every morning, you might conclude they’re a health freak. Or if you’ve met three friendly dogs, you might start to believe that all dogs are friendly.

These are generalizations based on patterns and experiences. And while they’re often helpful, they’re not always foolproof.

Think about this: just because your friend was late twice, does that definitely mean they’re always late? Not necessarily. That’s the catch with inductive reasoning—it helps us form beliefs, but not guarantees.

Now here’s where it gets exciting—you use inductive reasoning every single day. From guessing who will win a cricket match, to assuming your favorite shop will be open on a holiday—your brain is constantly collecting clues and building ideas.

But here’s my challenge for you:
Can you think of a time when you made a decision using inductive reasoning, and it either worked out great—or went totally wrong?

Share your story in the comments! I love reading your experiences and insights. And if you’ve ever had a “wow, that was totally wrong!” moment because of assumptions, don’t worry—we’ve all been there!

And hey, want me to cover deductive reasoning next? Just type “Yes” in the comments or vote in the poll!

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