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@nycxchi aesthetic value may be "relevant to the value it commands"
but it does not tell you enough to say "both should be deemed of equal value"
aesthetic value could, for example be relevant to a very small degree, but there could be some much more important factor to the value a diamond command commands.
it leaves the door open for a possibility such as "the diamond looks good, sure, and that matters a little bit, but the value of knowing a diamond is real matters much more"
in that world, "both should be deemed of equal value" would be false
For SA questions, am I right to generally throw out answer choices that use language like "may/in part/might/etc." like A does?
Ok, I got this one right, basically off my intuition.
But can someone explain why we can just automatically throw out answer choices with "only if" or other necessary condition indicators?
Like, what if it was established that Ms. Sandstrom had known pointing out the anomaly would cause people to flock to the farm prior to writing her column?
these questions, more than any other category, feel like all I need is my intuition
i dont know why but these WSE questions take me so much longer than any other question type
i got it right, but man it's so tough to avoid my eyes glazing over and daydreaming when reading an overly "science-based" passage like this
like, i'm studying for law school because i was bad at this stuff, damn it!
5/5 and under time on all but one kachow
if only they could all be this easy
This is insane. I like to go through the the question before I watched the video.
I had to diagram this to even understand the stimulus. It then took me about 10 minutes to get to the answer. I got it right but wow
I was thinking that B is wrong because it's possible that some combination of antibiotics currently on the market could eliminate species X, but I guess "any antibiotic" implies "any single antibiotic"?
I was pretty much guessing on this type of question before the 7sage curriculum. Learning that I need to identify the premises and infer a conclusion was a HUGE help here
@brine in this scenario, the cost of advertising on cable networks is still a low cost relative to the cost of advertising on broadcast networks. Since we're talking about the advantages cable has over broadcast, it's implied that you're comparing the two when referring to "low costs"
@roof_hale i hope the guy who said "skibidi" on the last lesson does well for himself
@iriswu84153 give me SA absolutely any day over NA