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Legal vs. IllegalSo I’ve been wondering... consider this: If something is legal, then it is not illegal. Therefore, if it is illegal, then it is not legal (illega…
... triggering the other's "not" form. However, it is not necessary ... or illegal, and the argument as presented leaves a little ... flaw if you assume the argument already accounts for all ... or illegal.
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PT30.S2.Q20 - Scientist: Some critics of public fundingHola 7Sagers, I'm super struggling with this question simply because I feel like the answer makes a big jump. It almost seem like its a sufficient…
This is a complex argument structure, and is a ...
In a very abstract form we are told that other ... benefit
The argument here makes a rare move ... , the argument says "if the critics ... opinion to our main argument is telling us two ... -
Legal vs. IllegalSo I’ve been wondering... consider this: If something is legal, then it is not illegal. Therefore, if it is illegal, then it is not legal (illega…
It can be made valid if you say, All actions ... it's not really an argument, just a statement of fact ... -
PT30.S2.Q20 - Scientist: Some critics of public fundingHola 7Sagers, I'm super struggling with this question simply because I feel like the answer makes a big jump. It almost seem like its a sufficient…
... simpler, we can see the argument as... "If what you're ... I think is that the argument makes very little worldly sense ... it would be 100% equally valid if, instead of public support ... see the structure underlying the argument and detaches us from the ... -
Help with most strongly supported questionsHello! I was wondering if anyone had a step by step method for approaching MSS questions. For example, MP questions seem to have a structure to which…
... NOT have to validate the argument to 100% - that would make ... , it does not make the argument 100% valid. There could be a ... -
how to properly drill lrhey all, So I've been noticing that I've been missing a lot of NA, PSA, and SA questions. I think I want to really drill these questions so they b…
I think you need to review flaw lessons again. All weak arguments on the LSAT deal with a flaw in the argument in some way shape or form. -
How to tell when a conditional statement is a hypothetical/bizaro world?hey all, so i did 59.3.19 https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-59-section-3-question-19/ in it there's a conditional statement that's a…
... only one that is logically valid, and relevant to the conclusion ... answer choices technically make the argument valid? -
Strengthen Questions and Weaken QuestionsHello All, I'm concerned with my performance with Strengthen and Weaken Questions. I am struggling with these two question types to the point whe…
... /> Also write out an analogous argument. If you can do this ... that you actually understand the argument.
Also study flaws, and ... pop up. knowing flaws and valid forms often can be the ... can be lacking from the argument
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Difference Between 'Principle Justify' Questions and 'Sufficent Assumption' QuestionsHi guys, I have trouble distinguishing between the so called 'pseudo sufficient' questions where you are asked to use one of the following principles…
... sufficient to make the argument completely valid.Remember validity means that ... answer choices that make the argument valid, however, the wording of ... not mean they must be valid.
Approaching ... in on what the argument is concluding and find ... -
Difference Between 'Principle Justify' Questions and 'Sufficent Assumption' QuestionsHi guys, I have trouble distinguishing between the so called 'pseudo sufficient' questions where you are asked to use one of the following principles…
... answer choice makes the argument completely airtight/valid, whereas a PSA comes ... P → C, which makes the argument valid.
A PSA answer ... 't think this makes the argument valid, but it sure does come ... -
Learning Wrong QuestionsHow do you commit how to solve a question that you got wrong to memory. For example, I always feel that I sometimes forget what I learned from blind…
I should add here that pulling apart a question like this helps not only with the underlying form of that specific argument, but also lends strength to our general approach toward future, different problems. -
Flowchart auestionAll, On the 7Sage LR flowchart I cant figure out what “piece together the information” entails. Any input on this would be greatly appreciated.…
... make sense of the non-argument stimulus. The stimulus might be ... holistic piecing together of the argument as a question. You are ... of the parts of the argument represent before looking at the ... ’re going to need to memorize. -
Plateuing on Conditional Logic and WeakenHi, I've gone through the entire CC, but i'm still have trouble being able to translate passages to their _Conditional Reasoning_ equivalencies i…
... : try to find the form of the argument. Is it a phenomena ... causation, an argument by analogy? Knowing the form of the argument goes a ... way to effectively weaken the argument. I would listen to Sage ... -
First PT Post CCHi everyone, I recently just took my first fully timed PT after completing the CC. I did not take a diagnostic test so I don't know how much I wou…
... , conditional logic, not understanding an argument type etc. Use that information ... do need to work on form. When you read, you want ... -
How do I stop myself from second guessing the right answerHere is my problem I could easily get a great score on the LSAT if I stop second guessing the right answer. I know trust your gut, but I still always…
... cookie cutter flaws to valid and invalid argument forms is our “math ... -
PT60.S1.Q7 - Psychologist: Research has shown that a weakenedCan someone please help me comprehend why "reducing stress can help weakened immune system" is same as "stress can weaken the immune system" ? It see…
... therapy or without. So the argument is destroyed.
... This is tempting, but our argument could still hold because, while ... assumptions that an argument depends on to be valid. Here's ... doesn't destroy our argument, because the argument doesn't rely ... -
Skipping is like Basketball (sort of)Hi all - Many of you have listened to the Skip It webinar, as have I, and have found it to be incredibly useful. -side note, if you have not,…
That's a valid point - and you're right, ... strategy in a more accessible form, not necessarily to analogize skipping ... to something in its exact form. Apologies if the title misled ... -
Difficulty Understanding Support!Based on the LR problems I'm getting wrong (Weakening/Strengthening, Necessary Assumption, MSS, etc.) I think I'm having difficulty understanding sup…
... to do with valid and invalid. An argument could be terribly ... weak, but perfectly valid.
... but essentially the columnist's argument is "council hired an ... investing?
6. argument sucks because there are too ... -
Difficulty Understanding Support!Based on the LR problems I'm getting wrong (Weakening/Strengthening, Necessary Assumption, MSS, etc.) I think I'm having difficulty understanding sup…
... to do with valid and invalid. An argument could be terribly ... weak, but perfectly valid.
... but essentially the columnist's argument is "council hired an ... investing?
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How do you approach the 7Sage Core Curriculum? Tips appreciated!Hello all! I hope everyone is having a great weekend so far and managed to take some time away from studying because I for one am still recovering fr…
... indicators, biconditional indicators, valid + invalid argument forms, the common argument flaws, and the ... -
What should I do to minimize the struggle the newer material poses?There has been some discussion lately about the difficulty of PT 83,84 and 85. I want address an aspect of these discussions I have yet to see fully…
... but we have a general form we can test against the ... and efficiently pull apart an argument's underlying structure.
PT11.S4.Q24 - Mainstream economic theory holds that manufacturersHow did you guys determine which sentence was the main conclusion? The sentence beginning with "However" seems to support the last sentence. **…
... the author is going to form an argument to respond to their ... are responding to demand. This argument is claiming that these 2 ...PT26.S2.Q7- Speakers of the Caronian language constitute a minorityWow, I feel like I'm posting one of these everyday. So this question has to do with a Necessary Assumption question--an old one. I've realized in t…
... always be critical of the argument. The conclusion is the recommendation ... of our conclusion, and our argument would be gone.
< ... regions. Yes, this destroys our argument because who cares if they ... can still form a nation being that way so our argument is ...PT26.S2.Q7- Speakers of the Caronian language constitute a minorityWow, I feel like I'm posting one of these everyday. So this question has to do with a Necessary Assumption question--an old one. I've realized in t…
... question you're defending the argument against assumptions that would weaken ... C is true, then your argument is destroyed. Other necessary ... pay enough attention to the argument the author was countering/ ... they didn't need to form the majority" in addition to ...PT26.S2.Q7- Speakers of the Caronian language constitute a minorityWow, I feel like I'm posting one of these everyday. So this question has to do with a Necessary Assumption question--an old one. I've realized in t…
... always be critical of the argument. The conclusion is the recommendation ... of our conclusion, and our argument would be gone.
& ... regions. Yes, this destroys our argument because who cares if they ... can still form a nation being that way so our argument is ...Necessary Assumption-Bridging and BlockingIs there a way to identify whether the question requires a bridging or blocking assumption from the question stem or stimulus? i.e. is there a way t…
... the Flaw question with a valid looking stimulus. Y'all know ... stimulus is to understand the argument, not to answer the question ...What do necessary assumptions do to an argument's flaw?Hi there! So I'm still trying to answer this question and could use some help! Lots of different sources, including 7sager and the Trainer, suggest …
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If this argument is valid, then it must be the ... be correct if the argument is valid. We know this because ... be happening if the argument is valid. That is a necessary ... consequence of an argument being valid, that a particular flaw ...What do necessary assumptions do to an argument's flaw?Hi there! So I'm still trying to answer this question and could use some help! Lots of different sources, including 7sager and the Trainer, suggest …
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> If this argument is valid, then it must be the ... must be correct if the argument is valid. We know this because ... be happening if the argument is valid. That is a necessary ... consequence of an argument being valid, that a particular flaw ...What do necessary assumptions do to an argument's flaw?Hi there! So I'm still trying to answer this question and could use some help! Lots of different sources, including 7sager and the Trainer, suggest …
... > > If this argument is valid, then it must be the ... must be correct if the argument is valid. We know this because ... not be happening if the argument is valid. That is a necessary ... consequence of an argument being valid, that a particular flaw ...Necessary Assumption QuestionsYOOOO! I just wanted to ask a quick question about the must be true test for Necessary Assumption answer choices? could someone elaborate on that? I…
... is going to take the form of a "blocking" assumption. I ... in the background of our argument, an assumption that must be ... way in order for our argument to function. so the rattlesnake ... . This is relevant to the argument because at bottom it deals ...
