In a good philosophical argument, must the premises be highly plausible, or

In a good philosophical argument, must the premises be highly plausible, or

In a good philosophical argument, must the premises be highly plausible, or merely more plausible than their negations, and must the conclusion be highly plausible, or merely more plausible than its negation? Thanks.

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