@ninalord10243 Damn I also didnt seee the D said mystery movies until now. I think that is not enough to eliminate it but it does raise the bar of proof. Is Marfie talking about a rule for ally mysteries? no so she has no opinion only an opinion on the subset. Nguyen I have a harder time with, I would say she doesnt think the classification is useful regardless so she would say it in inappropriate. but they are still not disagreeing bc Marife has no opinion.

I had a hard time eliminating D. I thought saying analog systems have a "practical disadvantage" was support that it is inferior in most practical purposes. Im still not sure why that was wrong, except for the fact that most is too strong.

#help

I mapped the premise as

Rule

Prize--> Ex v Fam

Ed: ~Fam--> Ex

not ~Ex--> Fam

is that wrong?

but why is it a wrong translation? How do I know not to translate like this in the future? did I translate wrong? is this a general rule about how to represent or

@Andrew.spiers2 I am also having a hard time eliminating A. I see that C is better but the mental gymnastics to preclude A seem as complicated as the mental gymnastics to choose C. I choose C just because it is more central to the point of the passage, but both A and C seems accurate to me.

Could we not eliminate C and E solely on the reason that it talks about the modern western world? and Barbu is only concerned within ancient greek civilization?

interesting, I thought C was a trap answer appealing to authority like E. But wiring a navel battle is clearly a military ambition.

the video and the text lesson have contradicting categorizations. which one is the right one?

#feedback

My low res summary was

Single Crop Bad-->Solution Crop Rotation

/Crop Rotate---> Soil Suppress <---Bad bac killed by PS bac

I understand why Kevin did the hypothesis but this is an alternative cave man speak that took me seconds to write as I went.

Yes I use these, but I don't understand expected accuracy is calculated? is it just the Blind Review score?

#feedback, the second video (question explanation) if for an entirely different passage

@emmabearss20283 Also passage B thinks no research should be done in appellate court. the author is saying the only types of court that can benefit from independent research are ones with trials, and appellate court doesnts have those. 

Q10:

Why is a dangerous decision indefensible? it could commit the author to some strange claims but that doesnt lead to indefensible to me, the author could still defend their shitty position. I choose A because if you do take that "indefensible" position, you must deny that studying thinking process is possible. to me A is the consequence of E. So I guess I dont see why A is wrong.

#help

@tbrown32 I thought the same thing. A confirmed they live near trees as opposed to grasslands. but ultimately if they all support the hypthothis you have to choose the answer that is the worst support and A is that.n

I really thought E was the NA and that D was the SA. does anyone understand why E wasn't an NA? I get it's not a super helpful assumption but people telling the truth is still necessary for the argument.

@luigig280952 another 8 months late im replying. B wasn't the right answer, it was E. and I'm super confused as to why that is.

#feedback. I would like more explanation to why B is wrong for question 18, especially considering it was the most popular answer.

@jrschultz14725 Same, in passage B borderline cases are specific to the old content focused genre categorization. the use of rhetorical figures in the way we are now defining it make it so that borderline cases no longer happen.?? I think saying "central to the genre" means there must be ones who are not central, so there are border cases? I dont like it.

J.Y. asked if there are other reasons that could explain the phenomenon. My first thought was.

AC) All the candidates who had extensive experience were recently involved in a corruption scandal.

that would makes sense because the stim doesn't tell us if experience is the only thing the students value.

uhh I got this right because I figured surviving each stage wasn't the whole picture. if each stage is 10 years and there are 20 stages, it doesn't matter that each individual stage is survivable, everyone will still probably die (of old age) on the journey. thats how I got to the answer without thinking about probabilities at all.

@Rishabh Raj Thank you this makes sense

#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, this didn't feel like a lesson, it seemed identical to a "you Try" I wish this section had more theory and generalizable strategies, instead of just practice.

B is so mean...

@LauraByrne that makes sense, thanks 

@kerouac1957 OOO. I hate it, but I guess that makes sense. thank you