Process of elimination, baby

I didn't pick C because it seemed too vague and like it required too big of an assumption >:(

Bruh when you put "organic factors" and "deficiency in a compound in the brain" in the same sentence then I automatically consider organic factors meaning only things to do with your body, not with the outside environment. Obviously it's by design but holy f that pisses me off lol

You can easily answer this question without Passage B.

Answer A seemed way too obvious, I discarded it almost immediately lmao

Small experimental vacuum tubes are a subset of vacuum tubes and we're told that all vacuum tubes' current max capacity is not comparable to semiconductors. The answer only states vacuum tubes in general and we know that SE vacuum tubes are a subset of this and this is all we care about. I don't understand the confusion, maybe I'm missing something.

How is Pat not a member if she can receive the special discount coupon that is only available to members of the club? Am I assuming too much by assuming that only members of the club can get the coupon?

I felt this was a bit too easy of a RC, all the answers were no-brainers.

My low res summary for this question:

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P1: Debate. Except for exceptional/unusual injuries, generic injuries just need generic diagrams.

P2: Next opinion. Custom-made drawings of injuries are biased and unreliable.

P3: Counterpoint to P2. When drawing an injury, pro medical illustrators include only components of injury necessary for a judge or jury to make a decision.

P4: Second counterpoint to P2. Medical illustrations are based on scans, X-rays, etc. and explain some things (e.g. complex terminology and anatomy) in a simpler way than words can.

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It's slightly long and I may have missed some stuff but it's my first try actually doing it so I'm satisfied.

4:26 is that not a huge assumption you just made?

I miss JY