If the increased power which science has conferred upon human volitions is to be a boon and not a curse, the ends to which these volitions are directed must grow commensurately with the growth of power to carry them out. Hitherto, although we have been told on Sundays to love our neighbor, we have been told on weekdays to hate him, and there are six times as many weekdays as Sundays. Hitherto, the harm that we could do to our neighbor by hating him was limited by our incompetence, but in the new world upon which we are entering there will be no such limit, and the indulgence of hatred can lead only to ultimate and complete disaster. Bertrand Russell, "The Expanding Mental Universe" Identify the premises and the conclusion. Determine which, if any, of the following deductive argument forms is used: application of a general rule modus ponens modus tollens disjunctive syllogism In addition to including the argument form you think is being used for each argument, you must also include your reasons for your choice of argument form for each