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GoonerGalactico
I think it means ethnic minority. so, a country could have people from diverse ethnic background, as a whole (if looked nationally) that community would be considered an ethnic minority, at the same time could be in majority (in numbers) in each demographic area.
10 May 2026, 23:58
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There’s a huge logical difference between:
“five times as many minorities were stopped”
and
“minorities were five times as likely to be stopped.”
These are not equivalent.
“Five times as many” = raw totals.
“Five times as likely” = per-person rate/probability.
Choice (d) only weakens the first kind of statement.
“five times as many minorities were stopped”
and
“minorities were five times as likely to be stopped.”
These are not equivalent.
“Five times as many” = raw totals.
“Five times as likely” = per-person rate/probability.
Choice (d) only weakens the first kind of statement.
11 May 2026, 00:22
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DishaAgarwal12
How do you calculate “minorities were five times as likely to be stopped”? It means that of every 6 people stopped 5 were minorities.
Now if minorities are a lot more than non-minorities in the population then it makes sense that more of those will be represented in the "stopped" group too. That is why (D) weakens the argument.
Though how one can call them "minorities" if they make up a larger population - a bit counter intuitive.
