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this one reminded me exactly of the cruise-dramamine experiment. they selected themselves to do stretches, probably because they are injury-prone.
I don't know if this will make sense but it did for me. Letter D and E are wrong in my mind for the same reason, they are the premisses for the PM and the supervisor. Letter D is the supervisor's premisse, it is the reason for him to disagree on "costs more to run". Letter E is the PM's premisse, it is the reason for him to think the new process "costs more to run". Basically, they disagree over "costs more", but no one says anything about eachother's premisses, that's why I chose letter B.
I didn't want to overthink so I went for B. Shame on me.
Do you think the fact that Waller didn't say anything about "skeptics" is also a reason to disregard letter B?
They could agree with eachother's conclusion but have different and contradicting premises (this would be the PAI).
Thank you so much for taking some time to answer this Jack! I appreciate it.
If you change for the V1 syllabus, you'll find a lesson on the blind review.
maybe because "no longer" could be "the same amount of time", so when we negate we have to dismiss "same amout of time" as well? idk
Help, I'm confused.
"They believe that only students who missed Monday’s class are in danger of failing."
I thought it would be >> "missed monday -> danger of failing."
but I think JY understood as danger of failing -> missed monday.
Is it because of the "only students"?
#help
"If you don't like it, sue me. But first, you have to take the LSAT and get into law school so pay attention." that was unannounced lol
"A turning point in the transition to democracy came when privileged people in society who had been part of its support base realized that the authoritarian regime is dispensable."
I thought it meant they were part of the trasition to democracy's support base.
got it right but disagree this is a 4/5, it was so hard lol