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So question: in weaken questions are we to ATTACK the PREMISES or not? I am a bit confused about that? If yes what other question types call for an attack on the premises? #help
Hey! You're prob in law school by now lol question: what is the relationship called when the necessary conditions are the same and the sufficient conditions are different?
Same! it was that one word "deadly" that was too strong. Can someone explain for Q1 why B is right? The passage states "prions exist as HARMLESS cellular proteins" (paragraph 3) but it is the CAPABILITY of converting themselves to abnormal shapes is what makes prions dangerous. #help
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how i looked at it was that B was out of scope. The premises specifically talk about HISSING (that's it) why was HISSING used as a threat device despite no anatomical development of hearing? C answers that exact question. (C: despite the predator not being able to hear the bird still hisses bc it makes him bigger to ward of predators)
this is exactly how I thought about it.
So this is how I diagrammed this:
B→A (contrapositive: /A→/B)
L→/B
therefore L→/A
why is this wrong?
#help
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on question 5 why is A not the correct answer. He jumped to choosing between C and D? Really confused on these type of questions. How should I think about them?
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lol and we thought the LSAT did not test math.....................
on Q21. I chose E. The tone of the author seem to nto be in full support of the Marcusen theory ( i get paragraph 4 states "Major mistake"" but isnt the Marcuse theory composed of two parts? The manipulation of the advertisers AND the assumption of consumers abilities to make their own informed decisions? Which is why I chose E as it addressed one part of the two part issue. (I hope this makes sense to someone) so why is A correct??? Please #help
the thing about the LSAT or being a lawyer or whatever, is you feel you can "argue" your view on why the WRONG answer choice is RIGHT. Ill make a hell of a lawyer when I pass this thing, bc I have virtually convinced myself of why every wrong answer is in fact not wrong (to me lol)
If there is actual support for Answer choice D (premise support: stop use of animals and make other methods more expensive, etc.) then why is E the correct answer choice over D? #help
I actually thought of this as a Sufficient Assumption and thought "how do I fill in gap to get from Premises to Conclusion and it make sense" A was the only answer