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Hi y'all! Looking for other people interested in going up from low 170s to high 170s. Looking to take PTs and then BR together and try to help each other improve in flaws.
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jessilauren21315
Tuesday, Apr 13 2021
Question 15 was trippy because I knew that C wasn't completely correct but I still chose it cus it looked like the closest thing sigh :/
jessilauren21315
Sunday, Apr 11 2021
Basically because we know K HAS to be at least smaller than one, but could be smaller than two we just don't have enough information to know if it's two.
jessilauren21315
Sunday, Apr 11 2021
I thought E sounded too mickey mouse and ended up choosing B...
jessilauren21315
Sunday, Apr 11 2021
The flashbacks I got to studying Fukuyama in my first year of college were trmendous
jessilauren21315
Saturday, Mar 13 2021
This whole lesson "Don't make assumptions". This specific question" you better warm up because of all the leaps to assumptions you gonna have to make
jessilauren21315
Saturday, Mar 13 2021
The reason why I did not pick B and instead picked E was because B seemed too absolute? LiAlso E kinda worked with the logic map so ugh
jessilauren21315
Friday, Mar 12 2021
They should have left this especific question for a latter set after studying flaws in arguments. It seems to me that rather than a weakening question this is a mix between flaw in arg and weakening.
Putting this in a weakening problem set it's completely unfair since at this point in the curriculum we haven't even touched on flaws in arguments and I feel we need that knowledge in order to answer this specific question.
jessilauren21315
Friday, Mar 12 2021
The sinking feeling when you switched your answer from D to C in BR... Haha :|
jessilauren21315
Friday, Mar 12 2021
Came to this explanation after doing the weakening questions set this question is in.
After watching the explanation this is definitely a strengthening question that has been miss-classified.
As confusing as the question stem was, it's basically asking for additional support towards the argument, that is why AC C is correct. If you misread and base your reasoning on this question being classified as a "weakening" question, you will without a doubt get it wrong because instead of looking for something to strengthen the conclusion you are looking for something to weaken it.
Being between B and C and choosing wrong really hurt me in my soul