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You would fail the LSAT with that kind of logical reasoning ability; just because something (y) might have occurred in the absence of a potential cause (x), doe
by catlover76 3y ago
You would fail the LSAT with that kind of logical reasoning ability; just because something (y) might have occurred in the absence of a potential cause (x), does not mean that the claim that x caused y is prima facie false or "a joke".
Trying to bury one's head in the sand about climate change, on the other hand, is of course arrogant and morally corrupt.