Teasing Apart the Assumptions Underlying a Claim
	Kun: “When someone makes a claim in mathematics (out loud), they’re usually phrasing it in a way that they hope will convey the core idea to another human as easily as possible. That usually means they’re using words in ways one might not expect.”

Claim: “Java is the best language to teach in CS 2110”
Assumptions:
	Can tell what is best
	Java is a language
	A language is needed
	CS 2110 exists
	Language means code, not human

Claim: “UVA graduates get better jobs than those who do not go to school”
Assumptions:
	better = more $
	jobs exist
	people get jobs
	on average