PT 37 Section 4 # 14 Forum

[danget bobby]

A, B and D are clearly wrong, but what makes E correct and C incorrect?

Thanks

[yoni45]

A, B and D are clearly wrong, but what makes E correct and C incorrect?

Thanks

The original argument pointed out that an attempt to meet a particular goal isn't enough to fully explain a particular course of action, because another course of action could have met the goal even better.

With (C), we don't have a particular goal being insufficient to explain a 'course of action' (their inability to work together isn't a course of action). Further, there's no alternative provided that would allow that goal to be met *even better*.

Hope this helped?

[danget bobby]

makes sense, thanks!