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PT126.S4.Q15
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PNG2004
Friday, Aug 28

I stared at this question so long until I realized B has nothing to do with the persons "motivation" for the tech advancement. Sure, "technology beneficial to society as a whole cannot be commercially viable," but this cannot be the answer, because the author is talking about the instance where the persons motives are misaligned.

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Friday, Aug 7

genuinely, what are these questions

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Edited Wednesday, Aug 5

Got it right, under time!

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Edited Tuesday, Aug 4

@wgresh this question is very clearly E, it's not even debatable. if you live to over 100, living an unhealthy lifestyle and have a sister that also lived a long time (100+), then irrespective of your lifestyle choices you have a predisposition to living a long time. This ultimately confirms the hypothesis that genetics are the driving factor not lifestyle, given that so few people ever live over 100+.

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Edited Tuesday, Aug 4

@c00lbeans look at the word "some" in the answer choice and the lack of specification of the kind of projects mentioned in the stim.

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Sunday, Aug 2

I'm really starting to understand that slowing down when reading the stimulus is so powerful for realizing how bad the wrong answer choices are.

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Wednesday, Jul 29

glad that majority of people also thought it was B LOL

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Monday, Jul 27

At first, I thought this question stimulus looked unfinished, but I trusted that it wasn't and figured I was probably wrong. Then the switch-up happened lol.

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Thursday, Jul 9

@NaiyahAdd not quite

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