The Four Noble Truths says you can root out egocentrism by following the eightfold path of behavior and thought which has helped thousands of people in the world to this day. Buddha made the Fourth Nobles Truths, Eightfold Path, and the law of karma An argument must be true to be a sound argument. The definition of true is “the property of being accord with fact or reality”. This means that each premise must be a fact or must hold true in reality which all of the premises are true in The Four Noble Truths. Validity means well grounded or justifiable: being at once relevant and meaningful. In order for an argument to be valid the conclusion must be relevant and justified by the premises. The Four Noble Truths written by Buddha is a valid argument because all premises are true, the argument is reasonable and the premises lead to the conclusion. Suffering is rooted to

self-centeredness. All self-centeredness can be overcome. We can all end suffering. The Four Noble Truths is sound, because all premises are true, and valid because the conclusion is reasonable and directly correlates to the first three premises. A sound argument must be logical and backed up by facts or experts. The only way an argument can be sound is if all premises are true.Nothing Buddha said in this argument was false, because everyone has suffered, and suffering can be overcome with the right mentality. “ This rooting out, vanquishing can be brought about by a following simple, reasonable Eightfold Path of behavior…” The Eightfold Path can root out
selfishness, and lead people to better lives, because I am following the