June 1991 LSAT
Section 4
Question 12
Raheel on July 1 at 10:28PM
The video did not help, talking about how the answer is irrelevant just because does nothing to helpEmil-Kunkin on July 2 at 11:18PM
C doesn't actually give us anywhere near enough information. Effects can absolutely happen without one possible cause. Almost all effects are overdetermined. I could be wet because it rained, because it is hot out and I'm sweaty, because I went for a run, because I just got out of the pool, etc. the fact that the majority of people who are soaking wet did not just get out of the pool doesn't mean that swimming doesn't cause one to be wet.