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07 Mar 2004, 09:36
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Only B is inconsistent with the mentioned assumption. In a beauty contest, you have to select THE MOST beautiful person and THAT is inconsistent with the idea that you cannot argue with taste. In all the other examples, there is no such need to select THE MOST beautiful painting or THE BEST recipe or THE BEST movie and so on.
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I will go with C on this one.
The underlying assumption is "You cannot argue with taste" This assumption has to be true when something out of the following is selected to be the best
1) Best painting from an exhibition
2) Most beautiful person from beauty contest
3) Best recipe from the cookbook
4) Best movie from a movie festival
The only ting that is not related to taste is Garbage disposal system. The underlying assumption does not hold good here. The system works on the basis of efficiency or cost effectiveness and not the taste of the people selecting it. So this is inconsitent with the underlying assumption.
I hope I am right.
The underlying assumption is "You cannot argue with taste" This assumption has to be true when something out of the following is selected to be the best
1) Best painting from an exhibition
2) Most beautiful person from beauty contest
3) Best recipe from the cookbook
4) Best movie from a movie festival
The only ting that is not related to taste is Garbage disposal system. The underlying assumption does not hold good here. The system works on the basis of efficiency or cost effectiveness and not the taste of the people selecting it. So this is inconsitent with the underlying assumption.
I hope I am right.
