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No philosopher is a professional skydiver. Some professional skydivers are philosophers.
If these statements are both asserted, which one of the following must be true?
- The two statements cannot both be true, since they assert opposite things about the same overlap.
- Some philosophers, though not necessarily most, are not professional skydivers in any season.
- Most philosophers, being cautious by temperament, steer clear of physically dangerous pursuits.
- Philosophy and professional skydiving are, by their very nature, fundamentally incompatible fields.
- At least one professional skydiver has, at some point, formally studied academic philosophy.
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