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You're not always, what he is saying is that if you read the argument and you understood its structure then you should be able to discern the fluff
Would it be fair to approach this question as an RRE? I solved it that way much easier than NA
Could someone explain why D is wrong? I realize E is a stronger answer but can't D be correct as well?
#help
Bruh I did not pick D because I thought that was way too simple and easy.....
I eliminated E on the fact we are told to assume that the premises are true ... Would that have been a good enough reason to eliminate E? I did not see the suff / necess confusion until after
That was a really great explanation in relation to heart attacks and false wolf positives
Is there a good explanation for E? funny enough it took up most of my time but it did not feel right to me
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