PrepTest 60, Section 3, Question 7
Scientist: Any theory that is to be taken seriously must affect our perception of the world. Of course, this is not, in itself, enough for a theory to be taken seriously. To see this, one need only consider astrology.
Scientist: Any theory that is to be taken seriously must affect our perception of the world. Of course, this is not, in itself, enough for a theory to be taken seriously. To see this, one need only consider astrology.
Scientist: Any theory that is to be taken seriously must affect our perception of the world. Of course, this is not, in itself, enough for a theory to be taken seriously. To see this, one need only consider astrology.
Scientist: Any theory that is to be taken seriously must affect our perception of the world. Of course, this is not, in itself, enough for a theory to be taken seriously. To see this, one need only consider astrology.
The point of the scientist's mentioning astrology in the argument is to present
an example of a theory that should not be taken seriously because it does not affect our perception of the world
an example of something that should not be considered a theory
an example of a theory that should not be taken seriously despite its affecting our perception of the world
an example of a theory that affects our perception of the world, and thus should be taken seriously
an example of a theory that should be taken seriously, even though it does not affect our perception of the world
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