I really struggle with negation and sufficient/necessary once you throw in a bunch of "nos" and "withouts," like we did here. If anyone else had that issue and was able to overcome it, what videos did you watch in the CC or what materials did you use to have this make sense?
For example, my initial Lawgic was all about those negatives, e.g.:
"There can be no individual freedom without the rule of law"
I said: /IF → /RL when the correct answer is IF → RL
JY, can you do a video on the negation method? Sometimes, when we have complicated sentences, like answer choice D, it takes me a minute to translate everything into a negation that makes sense.
This question is just mean >:(
For #2, is "it's the case that some islands are more tropical than others" a correct answer?
I asked for a 3/5 difficulty level on the drill and it gave me this wtaf
Hey guys,
I'm writing to see if anyone else is having the same issue: when I go to drill, I noticed that I can't select a double-category question (e.g., doing 3-5 weaken/causal combo questions). I've tried it 2x now and I'll get causal questions, but then be given causal MSS, MC, and SA, not only causal weaken like I want.
If anyone encountered this issue, how did you resolve it?
Did anyone else read the stim as "voters are open to changing their minds, they're just voting for whoever they originally planned to vote for due to bad timing between the time they voted and the column"? That's how how I picked A (since voters who haven't voted yet can still be persuaded). Still not sure how E disproves this.
This is an awesome explanation! I wish the CC explanations were this concise and clear.
Never saw "Must be False" on the CC
Hold up; I thought some doesn't have contrapositives (re: #4). I even checked prior CC/Foundations to make sure: https://7sage.com/lesson/no-contrapositives-for-some-and-most/
Why isn't #3:
3+ in. snow → /class
CP: class → /3+ in. of snow
I'm not sure how the some is relevant in JY's explanation
For #2, I'm confused. Could you have said /DB → /EH and then made its CP EH → DB and been correct?
Could #4 also have a some indicator, i.e., "ICST ←s→ P"?
"Theodora's reply to Marcia's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that her reply" is beyond insane
Can implied questions be thought of as MSS lite?
"more subtler"
Kevin's shade when analyzing this pasage is sending me
Was anyone else super confused by the stimulus?
In the "Let's Review" section, shouldn't it be "Captures the perspective advanced by the author (or the perspective the author focuses on, if she doesn’t make HER opinion known)," since "she" was used earlier?
Could you have written the first sentence as:
Large nurseries ‑m→ commercial raspberry growers AND disease-free
aka as one most conjunction instead of 2 separate statements?
This question reminded me of the LG Elle was doing in Legally Blonde that went, "A - neither type of opera or neither type of rap is on sale"
Finally! Before I got 7Sage, I heard that there were lots of Dragon Ball Z references in the CC and I hadn't seen one until now; glad they're back!
Use this as a "this is the most confusing stimulus I've seen so far" button
For anyone who also chose D for question 15, I'm curious if you read the question similarly to me, because I'm still not sure why A is right:
As I understand the question, the wind project in India that worked and the failed Brazil solar project, while broadly under the same energetic "green energy" umbrella, seemed like 2 distinct projects to me (a wind energy one and a solar one). We were specifically asked about “solar electrical systems” in the question, so that's why I figured A was wrong (because why are we basing our conclusion that solar projects will work "in many countries" on 1 successful example of wind energy?), so D seemed like the more cautious choice.
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Hey guys,
When I bookmark a question in a drill, I can't see my BR answer in the analytics, just the answer from my original run-through. I also can't un-bookmark the question to see my BR answer in the analytics.