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SECTION 1 · rc

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SECTION 3 · rc

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SECTION 4 · lr

If nations have little interaction with one another, then those nations will have little understanding of each other’s needs and problems. Both sympathy and justice depend on the understanding of other’s needs and problems.

It follows that nations that have little interaction with one another will likely not treat each other with sympathy and justice.

We don’t know what results from a nation understanding another nation’s needs and problems. Satisfaction of a necessary condition does not guarantee satisfaction of a sufficient condition.

The stimulus fails the necessary condition of understanding among nations, therefore the sufficient condition of extending sympathy and justice must also fail.

We don’t know what causes any nation’s problems. We only know what results when nations don’t understand one another’s needs and problems.

We don’t know is there’s absolutely no way to eliminate conflict between nations. We don’t even know if these nations are in conflict with one another.

We don’t know whether only nations that interact with one another are also the only nations that understand one another. From the stimulus, we only know what results from nations having little interaction with other nations.

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