June 2007, Logical Reasoning 1, Question 23
Summary
The content provides an in-depth analysis of a GRE question focusing on sufficient assumption, specifically dealing with the logical structuring required to deduce the morality of actions based on their impact on aggregate well-being.
- Identifies the question as a sufficient assumption question, aiming to prove a philosophical conclusion about the morality of actions.
- Breaks down the argument into formal logic statements to clarify the relationship between actions' impacts on well-being and their moral assessment.
- Evaluates each answer choice through logical reasoning, concluding that any action not morally wrong is morally right, as per answer choice C.
- Discards other answer choices by logically demonstrating their inability to prove the conclusion true.
- Utilizes formal logic to simplify and solve the complex philosophical argument presented in the question.
Chapters
00:00
Understanding the Question
00:47
Dissecting the Argument
02:16
Formal Logic Application
03:21
Evaluating Answer Choices
