No doubt answer is E.
It s is possible to attack a causal argument identify that certain causes bring to a different effect (than that one stated in the argument).
-In the arguement the effect is: proposal is pointless because lobsters don't live enough ...
- E states that human are harmed by lobster's disease and so lobster lieve long enough to be harmed and to harm consequently.
And so E works as a counter example.
Matt
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It s is possible to attack a causal argument identify that certain causes bring to a different effect (than that one stated in the argument).
-In the arguement the effect is: proposal is pointless because lobsters don't live enough ...
- E states that human are harmed by lobster's disease and so lobster lieve long enough to be harmed and to harm consequently.
And so E works as a counter example.
Matt
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