#feedback #help. where do we learn about circular reasoning? I know the term but I feel like we are just supposed to understand it. is there a 7sage lesson that goes over this?
#feedback something about the answers in this section being grouped on the flaw they exhibit makes it a bit less challenging. on the first few Q's in this set, you could easily scan for the sufficiency-necessity flaw, and here it was the representative sample flaw. maybe breaking them up would be more natural, although there was clearly an intention to the sequencing being this way
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it's true
i knew the correct answer was D but still chose E because i thought they were trying to trick us
#feedback #help. where do we learn about circular reasoning? I know the term but I feel like we are just supposed to understand it. is there a 7sage lesson that goes over this?
If we just read the lesson, will be miss any important insights? Or does the written lesson always parallel the video? #help
So cute
this question was so easy it had me think i was going crazyyyyy
I'm barely getting any of the flaw questions right, does anyone have any tips or tricks?
girl thinks she knows everyone
Why cant this just be it? 3 hour test of questions like this lol.
lightning round af
This argument made me LOL. Wish they were all like this.
Whoever wrote this argument is from Nashville-Tennessee.
I got this one right, but does anyone know which lesson we learn about part-to-whole? Or can anyone explain it to me?
Is there a place or summary where we can view all the flaw types together? For example, the Part-to-Whole flaw and all the others.
#feedback something about the answers in this section being grouped on the flaw they exhibit makes it a bit less challenging. on the first few Q's in this set, you could easily scan for the sufficiency-necessity flaw, and here it was the representative sample flaw. maybe breaking them up would be more natural, although there was clearly an intention to the sequencing being this way