@InderpalSingh i mean sure, maybe you could say that the current tech can only view planets in the solar system but at that point ur just overthinking it lol, its asking what the sentence is explicitly comparing and it doesn't even mention planets inside the solar system

@AnaCobas i'm doing the same but im not getting discouraged, the course didn't even teach us how to really evaluate these kinds of questions yet anyway lol

@InderpalSingh for #4 its because it doesn't talk about planets inside our system at all; it's asking what requires detecting instruments outside of the system.

@JordanCheng180 i think if you consider the first part of the sentence it could be possible they act more unselfishly or both are held equal.

I think the point of this was to understand what the main comparative claim is trying to say, ignoring the claim denial

@lawdaddy420 i wish i had a name like yours oh my god so much aura

i thought the LSAT wasn't logically sound, isn't that what makes it hard?