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@att88 It is likely subjective dependent on individual's skill set, but I found older games harder and stranger.
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Congratulations @montaha.rizeq!
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@aubaidabbasi25 There are some forums only focused on LLMs that you might find helpful as well - e.g., https://llm-guide.com/board.
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@maelarpeni Although it's better to enjoy prepping for the LSAT and come to see the test as "fun in a way," it's normal to feel lack of motivation, especially at the beginning when everything is unfamiliar. It helped me to think about how preppin…
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Hi @Krisly.Zamor The stimulus says that politicians can be excused for personal attacks, since everyone knows they are only trying to get elected and therefore the attacks will not last past election day. However, the stimulus argues, political co…
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Hi @han.yuezhou The stimulus basically says that there are these old paintings where you can't figure out who made them (i.e. you can't "attribute" the painting to a specific artist). However, even though our present analysis of the painting would…
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Yes, optimally it should be a combination of those two. It need not be something they will "never know about you," but it should be something that is personal and cannot be gleaned from your resume. You should try to present a narrative about yo…
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@"Accounts Playable" said: So, is the percentage given equal to (Currently registered cars that had major engine repairs/Cars manufactured that decade)? The percentage is of registered cars built in the particular decade. (It is not percentage of …
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Hi @"Accounts Playable" The difference between 70s and 60s relates to the percentage of repairs on cars still registered. (C) explains the difference by saying that people will be more likely to discard older cars when major engine repair is need…
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Hi @Edmond.Dantes "Not many" negated is "Many." "Not many people like apple" is not the same as "Some people do not like apple." It is true that if I say that in my school of two thousand students "not many people like apple," you may conclude t…
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Good luck!
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Yes @quinnxzhang I meant relational to an external comparator, not to previous position within same entity. Thanks for the clarification.
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You are correct that personal development is also an endeavour that is non-relational. One becomes better than one once was. Comparing oneself to others is therefore irrelevant. Growth can only occur in relation to oneself. The comparison to oth…
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No problem @dcdcdcdcdc The other sign that (A) is non-relational and (D) is relational is that (D), like the stimulus, only uses an adjective "older" = "more rings" [like "higher" = "thinner"]. However, (A) speaks of one getting older and getting…
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@dcdcdcdcdc said: A is wrong because it could be that her daughter is just very wise at birth. Isn't this the same as saying a tree could just start off with a lot of rings? Hi @dcdcdcdcdc Yes, it is the same thing as saying a tree could begin …
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@dtodaizzle The stimulus says that if there's widespread acceptance that people can't look after themselves --> then democracy is injured. [WA -> DI] The stimulus then claims legislature shouldn't prohibit things that only harm the person …
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Great idea. I was actually thinking of making a post about a similar idea, since I've been contacted by a lot of soon-to-be law students (esp. Canadians, since I just finished 2L at a Canadian law school) re how to prepare for law school. I was t…
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Looks good @notwilliamwallace
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Congrats! Keep it up.
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When I was studying for the LSAT, I also had those dreams of endless and repetitive LG movements. I considered it practice.
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@"Grey Warden" Technically, A causes B should mean always. Otherwise, it should be qualified as A "can" cause B or A "sometimes" causes B. In everyday jargon, we understand that "kids playing with matches cause fires" as a potentiality, but that is …
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Hi @Mookittyy fellow Canadian, I'm not from Vancouver, but I imagine you might also be able to find others using the study buddy search.
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@jeff.wongkachi I meant that when choosing an extra-curricular or volunteering, it might help more to choose one which can reflect your academic side as well. But I guess there is already a reflection of the academic in your post-graduate GPA. Yo…
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Hi @jeff.wongkachi I would certainly recommend doing LG multiple times, as mentioned above. I think your plan to improve the entirety of your application is right. I'd also suggest reviewing your PS to see if it needs revision or reworking. It'…
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Congrats!
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@joshuafjones22 The administrators in the admissions office are likely reading the emails, but that's good enough. Financial offices and admissions offices often have workers involved with both areas. If you'd like, I suppose you can address the…
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Hi @joshuafjones22 First, congrats on getting accepted and a scholarship offer from your first choice school! Presumably, you will be accepting this offer as it is your first choice, so I think it would be nice to thank them and let them know you…
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Hi @klyons If, as you say, you'd like to have some number in your head, even if slightly inflated, then take a diagnostic now. Good luck!
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Congrats!
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Awesome, congrats!