In Debbie's magic act, a volunteer supposedly selects a card in a random fashion, looks at it without showing it to h...

Ravi on April 25, 2020

Let's take a look at (A).

(A) says, "The skeptic failed to consider the possibility that Debbie
did not always use the same method to achieve her effect."

(A) looks great because if Debbie is able to use different methods to
perform the trick, it's possible that the skeptic in the stimulus
could miss it every time even though the trick is sometimes done by
one of the methods that he tested. Thus, (A) accurately describes a
flaw in the skeptic's reasoning, so it's the correct answer choice.

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