QUESTION TEXT: Lack of exercise produces the same or…
QUESTION TYPE: Complete the Argument
CONCLUSION: [Exercise offers more hope for slowing aging than drugs do] (my guess)
REASONING: Drugs can’t slow aging, while exercise can. Lack of exercise can accelerate aging.
ANALYSIS: The whole argument talks about what does and doesn’t work to slow aging. The logical conclusion is to sum everything up: exercise works, drugs don’t.
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- No one said drugs age you faster. They just don’t help you age slower.
- All we know about lack of exercise is that it increases aging, and drugs can’t help with that.
- Prevent? Careful, that goes too far. Exercise won’t keep you forever young, it just keeps you young longer.
- This isn’t supported. As far as we know, exercise slows aging at any age.
- CORRECT. This makes sense. Drugs don’t seem to do anything, while exercise does.
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