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24 Jan 2024, 21:39
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SHRAVYA007
I think the best strategy would be to almost play a game. Imagine it’s a puzzle or you’re arguing with someone and you’re going to defeat them with your argument. Usually the answer to the weekend question will be a blow to the assumption. Harder questions are hard however…. They don’t deal with assumptions but have a variety of other complications so if you want to get a better answer, you may want to bring specific examples that you need help with. Otherwise you’ll get pretty generic like from me here 😂
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24 Jan 2024, 21:58
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Here’s what’s been helping me:
Argument: Shravya loves apples, because she has been eaten apples every morning for the last 10 years.
Approach 1: I invert the sentence, and look for support. i.e. - ’Shravya DOES NOT love apples, because.....’. I look for an option that supports this, I find this more straightforward to process mentally.
Approach 2: for A causes B (A-->B) to weaken, I look for
i. A doesn’t cause B
ii. B causes A
iii. C (something different) causes B (or both A and B)
I mostly use approach 2 for simpler questions, and approach 1 for more confusing questions.
25 Jan 2024, 05:26
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alright.. I see.. thank u guys..
