Student #1: There’s no point in trying to fight climate change as individuals. Governments need to get involved and start taking it seriously.
Student #2: Governments should have gotten involved a long time ago, but I still think it’s important for every person to do what they can. The most important thing is that we make progress.
In the context of this conversation, which claim most warrants justification?
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The most important thing is that we make progress.
The most important thing is that we make progress.
There’s no point in trying to fight climate change as individuals.
There’s no point in trying to fight climate change as individuals.
Governments should have gotten involved a long time ago.
Governments should have gotten involved a long time ago.
Governments need to get involved and start taking it seriously.
Governments need to get involved and start taking it seriously.
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The claim that most warrants justification in this context is:
There’s no point in trying to fight climate change as individuals.
This statement suggests a complete dismissal of individual efforts in combating climate change, which is a strong claim that requires support or explanation. Student #1's argument implies that only government action is valid, making it essential to justify why individual actions are considered ineffective.
