Just fyi, it helps me to write out each premise. I feel that practicing these types at a slower pace while writing out the premises will allow us to get faster at it.

Taking your time + Writing it out on scratch paper = Eureka

I am willing to bet that Fluffers is indeed cute!

James loves science fiction and argues that movies are better than books. Phillip says books are always better; therefore, Phillip loves science fiction.

Hi Kevin

Coming over from LSAT Demon, let's do this!

Hey 7Sage, the inverted color on the video in dark mode is kinda strange.

Okay, so now I can't not imagine myself destroying any argument with a ki blast. Thanks, 7Sage!

I got it right! "A" seemed obvious to me this time. I know that won't always be the case. I chose it because it directly referenced the runoff pollution from rivers and the plankton growth at the ocean's surface. I drew the causal chain before I looked at the answers, and it definitely helped. My area of concern is how do I know what to look at from the causal chain?