Thanks @7sagestudentservices , you're the man. This seriously just opened a whole new world for me haha

"but we do make webinar recordings available to 7sage's students as part of the paid course"

How can I find this? Afghanistan time doesn't line up will with CDT but I'd still love to see this!

Ugh. This is me. I'm too impatient so when I "kinda" get something I just move on. I also rushed through the curriculum and my scores are decent but not where I want to be. I knew I was wrong, but seeing it in writing makes it harder to ignore haha. Thanks for the post!

What?!

Jorge: You won't be able to right well because blah blah

Ruth: I can still write well even though blah blah blah

They never talk about qualifications. I don't get why JY says they both agree some people not....

ugh, just got this. so frustrating...

This post was super helpful for me too, I'm in a similar boat. Thanks

I agree, there is no way to justify answer choice A. The conclusion was not that "this person is not competent on scientific matters. So while the evidence is correct in answer choice A, the conclusion the evidence is supposed to support is incorrect. As soon as I saw A I thought, "nope, I'm not falling for that one!" Now that I got the wrong answer, I'm thinking "did they really want me to make the massive leap from "does not merit attention" to "he isn't competent on scientific matters?"

This question seems to contradict every (relevant) thing the course has taught so far.

I wrote a rule cheat sheet for me to practice with:

1. Sufficient Satisfied- Follow arrow forward

2. Opposite Sufficient- Arrow to the right falls away

3. Necessary Satisfied- Arrow to the left falls away

4. Opposite Necessary- Follow contrapositive back