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No, I've never applied the idea of 'only one cause per effect' unless the argument is specifically stating that is the case. Smoking cigarettes is a cause of cancer, but we could clearly see the flaw in an argument that claimed that smoking is the o…
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Yes, that would mean that the chairperson consulted them. Here, consent and consult are different things. To have been consulted is necessary for giving consent. (But giving consent is not necessary for having been consulted. This is why a member c…
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For this question, you need to see how each answer fits into the analysis (or principle). D is the only one that doesn't fit into the analysis where accomplishing one goal will help to accomplish another. I don't see how building a new, larger wareh…
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A is irrelevant. The argument is concerned with breeding wild species to become domesticated species. A talks about breeding domesticated species to become wild species. You'd have to make very large, unjustified assumptions to connect these two. C…
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Hey, Joey. I sent you a message!
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I got this one wrong, so I might not be as much of a help here. I probably would've been much more critical of this if this question were #27 as opposed to #7. In any case, if I could approach this question differently, I would've placed more a la…
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Hello, Jacob. I feel like I'm answering all of your questions lol. Thanks for putting your thought processes at least; it really helps to see how someone thinks about approaching problems to be able to give best advice. You wrote, "with the reorgan…
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You have it perfectly. The argument was saying changing relationships is necessary for relieving troubles, as in you cannot do without it. C tells us that changing relationships will be sufficient for relieving troubles, but that's not what the argu…
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This was a tricky question. I think you're right on it, though. If C didn't exist, I would've chosen D. Addressing which answer is more reasonable is important here. But let's also look at why C specifically weakens the argument. An underlying assu…
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Not currently a subscriber, so I haven't watched JY's video. I chose C over B because this passage is primarily concerned with addressing Belcher and Hu's research. If you did #20 of this passage, you can see how the first half of the paragraph ser…
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