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For 12-4-21, An old debate, I'd like to chip in, in case other people get confused. In weaken question, LSAT is not as interested in weakening the premise as weakenig the conclusion. The cost issue here at best is to weaken the premise that new technology cannot constantly replace old ones. But this is hardly a logic excersie. We have to accept the premise. Even given the validty of this line reasoning, the premise is still prediction in nature. Something can ..., it's hard to weaken this prediction to say this thing has limitation so that it cant. This is not the real issue here. The real issue here is demand and supply, that new technology will dwindle demand for old resources. It ignores that the demand for evironmental resources are uneffected, and it can be run out. This line of thiking is classical debate between envrionment preservationaists and progressionists. |