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PT144.S1.P4.Q20
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Yesterday

@jacobslarson77239 I thought the same thing, so I don't exactly understand why this is WRONG

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PT120.S3.Q23
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4 days ago

@Stas1973 I thought D was saying that the stim wrongly assumed that the contention that [ghost stories] cause [impediments in public scientific understanding] is baseless if [public scientific understanding] has persisted despite increases in [ghost stories]. This seemed to align with the Stim's claim that predictions that ghost stories will impede the public's scientific understanding are baseless because in the past, scientific understanding has advanced despite ghost stories.

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PT130.S1.Q18
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4 days ago

I thought the flaw was that Travel Agent was associating reliability of safety records, rather than the results of the safety records, with actual safety. I am having trouble understanding how D fails to communicate this. Isn't the argument assuming that Major airlines are safer simply because they have more reliable safety records? I have read through many answers in the discussion and watched the video explanation, but none of these make sense to me. I understand how C is right, but I just don't really understand how D (or E for that matter) are wrong.

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PT118.S2.P2.Q10
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Thursday, Jul 2

Confused why A is a better answer than C.

I understand why C is wrong because it is not the primary purpose. However, I am confused why A is correct.

I didn't think the passage was about why we need a hippocratic oath at all, but rather why the current one doesn't need to be completely overhauled - instead, retained with only slight adjustments for modern interpretation. The author never argues against the complete abolishment of codes in society in general - it is sort of implied that they are necessary - the author is just arguing for it to be revised in a certain type of way.

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PT138.S1.P3.Q16
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Edited Monday, Jun 29

This is very puzzling to me. Can someone explain to me how the author was "receptive"? Even "uncertainty" seems like a better answer to me.

I did not think that the author appeared receptive to pin theory. Every positive claim about pin theory in the passage is met with a contradicting downside.

I chose A because of the following parts of the passage:

"the Pin Factory - are notoriously hard to represent mathematically"

"Many economists tried repeatedly to bring the Pin Factory into the mainstream of economic thought... Yet they repeatedly failed"

"increasing returns create a natural tendency toward monopoly, because a large business can achieve larger scale and hence lower costs than a small business."

"the idea that free markets always get it right depends on the assumption that returns to scale are diminishing, not increasing."

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Whenever I am doing RC questions, 7Sage will often mistake my time used to read the passage as time spent on questions. It also splits my reading time clock and question time clock, so I am never quite sure of the actual full time I have left. Sometimes it will say that I have very little time left to answer the questions, when in reality, I actually have a lot of "reading time" left because it just thought I took 6 minutes to answer the first question when that time was really split between reading the passage and answering the question. Then it thinks I need to work on whatever type of question was the first question because I took so long to answer it. How do I get rid of this "split clock" and let 7Sage know when I am reading vs working on the questions? I have been enlarging the reading window, but it doesn't seem to be indicating to 7Sage that I am reading.

Note: I am taking a paper test, so I have been printing out my RC sections and reading/annotating them by hand to get the hang of how the real test will be. I think this may be messing up how 7Sage is calculating my time spent reading because I am not constantly active in the reading window by highlighting, etc. That being said, I never let the computer time out or go to sleep - the window is always open.

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PT102.S4.Q9
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Thursday, Jun 25

This really makes no sense to me. There is no mention of who recommended what paintings to sell or how the board came to this conclusion. Somebody's pet monkey could have chosen what paintings to sell, for all we know. How is the curator recommending what paintings to sell a necessary condition??

I chose E because the board decided to raise funds in order to refurbish the gallery, so isn't it implied that the gallery must be pleasant in order to enjoy the art?

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PT126.S4.Q20
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Thursday, Jun 25

@kellyxialove358 This makes compete sense for B, but it also makes sense for A, which is confusing because A is supposed to be strengthening the argument

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Tuesday, Jun 16

seconding this! I am taking a paper test and wish I could print and mark up drills, especially for RC.

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Wednesday, Jun 3

When taking the exam, How do I know if i'm answering a RRE question or a Weaken question? I'm struggling to understand the difference

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Tuesday, May 5

I am interested!

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