PT146.S3.Q12 > Explanation

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We don’t need the complexity of their abilties to be comparable. The lawyer-doctor analogy is just for the purpose of defining what the viewer wants (tailored service) and using this want to justify price.

If negated, then there’s no reason to pay the higher price for a lawyer. The argument would be ruined, so this is necessary.

The argument doesn’t require that there are people dissatisfied with the alternative to lawyers. If all people using the alternative are satisfied, that doesn’t exclude the possibility that these people did not receive a tailored experience.

(D) is zooming out to all valid wills, whether they came from DIY software or from a lawyer, but we are comparing two routes to a valid will and their ability to satisfy what you want (tailored service). Having more information about all valid wills does not help us in this comparison.

The lawyer equivalent of (E) is that there’s some way for a person to get a valid will without first consulting a lawyer. This is not necessary—we already know this is possible (DIY software). Also, we can’t assume this is true just because it is the analogy equivalent of (E).

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