Darii

Darii is a method used in logical arguments, specifically a type of syllogism. It involves three statements: a general rule, a specific instance that fits the rule, and a conclusion about that specific instance. For example, "All humans are mortal," "Socrates is a human," therefore "Socrates is mortal." Darii helps establish logical connections and derive conclusions by applying a universal statement to a particular case. It ensures reasoning is consistent and valid, making it a useful tool in formal logic and critical thinking.