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And which one is most useful for being able to go back and find the ones I've marked...
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jtjeremytang793
Monday, Apr 1, 2024
I got E after ruling out all the others, but I'd originally eliminated E because I thought that it wasn't strictly necessary that the temperature tolerance remained constant. Couldn't it be that the tolerance changed significantly but in a predictably enough manner that the data could still be used to determine the historical temperatures? #help
jtjeremytang793
Thursday, Mar 21, 2024
I was really confused about this too, but now I think I understand why this is correct. I also wrote out:
FC ←s→ BA &
GA → FC
so GA → FC ←s→ BA
I interpreted AC D as effectively saying that they're confusing the sufficient/necessary conditions, which here would mean FC → GA. Redoing the lawgic, you'd then get:
FC → GA &
FC ←s→ BA
so BA ←s→ FC → GA
Which does allow you to conclude BA ←s→ GA, which is what Terry/Pat are saying.
jtjeremytang793
Tuesday, Mar 19, 2024
I need someone to explain to me like a toddler how to parse C bc I spent like 5 minutes trying to read it and could not figure it out. #help
For 25 I chose E because she valued combative personality traits as a key instrument of social progress in the past, and she believes that in her time, a "balance" between those traits and female traits of cooperation was necessary, which would imply that she believes male/combative traits are still necessary. I still don't really see why this is wrong, or why it's fair to assume that she believes fiction writing is a valuable instrument of social progress just because she engaged in it herself. Lots of people (lawyers, maybe) engage in work they find irrelevant or contrary to their ethical responsibilities.