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Flaw? Some = Some, when we know some doesn't equal some. (Invalid Arg. Form 7)
some Smog Reaches Unsafe Levels
Hot Days
some Wind Blows from the East.
Therefore, one some days when the wind blows from the east, smog reaches unsafe levels.
Really? How can we equate that. Now, if you replace ALL with Wind Blows East, then you can make that assumption.
A) In my opinion, I eliminated A right away because they weren't mistaking any condition to be necessary or not.
B)As long as you're able to identify the flaw (some = some) then choosing answer B should be easy despite the abstract language. When we talk about relationships like this we generally use the term "common" "one set"
C, D) Irrelevant
E) The flaw isn't causation, it's mistaking some = some
I think he explains it well imo.
"Need not be the result" could mean follow from.
RSL doesn't have to follow from MajInvests
As stated in the premise major investments will over time reward a nation with a rising standard of living ( Maj Invests ---> RSL )
Same. Kind of wish he would have went over that instead of just marking it wrong.
Is the flaw lack of evidence whens it doesn't exist?
Wish I could have attended this. Any estimate when it will be put up with the other webinars?