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c.janson35
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12/1/24: conclusion--the presence of titanium can non longer be evidence to doubt the maps authenticity. Why? Because of 2 works in which they found titanium. But they also said that the studies showed there was no titanium in the "numerous other wo…
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I find that I almost instinctually bracket the conclusion in a stimulus when I reach it. It's not something I really think about, but I do it on most of the questions.
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Hey LogicFiend! The necessary condition above seems more like something that would be found in a truth table. Based on the assumption that NOT is similar logically to FALSE (because if something is not the case, then it is false), we can infer some …
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Nice work, Kevin! Your strategy is a good one. After all, what matters most is accuracy-- not seeing all of the questions. So if you can confidently go through 20 questions rather than straining for 25, then that's great!
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Your A game.
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I haven't taken it yet, but I have it to take.
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I think you are only looking for an answer that (1) allows everyone to use the information and (2) respects the publishing communities longstanding practice of treating copyrighted works (CW) as commodities able to be sold. I think E is incorrect …
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The argument doesn't say that a society would automatically cease to survive if there isn't trust, and who's to say that we are surviving, or more specifically, that Louis' society is surviving? Or maybe it is the case that the statement is true and…
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"I'm never without my phone." How would you say this in positive form? "I always have my phone." "When crossing a street, a duckling will never be without its mother." How would you say this in positive form? "When crossing a street, a sucking is…
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@gs556 yea I totally get where you're coming from because at this point, at least for me, it feels very intuitive. But I don't think this is something that is just natural at the start of prepping, and so forcing yourself to predict answers and to a…
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I'm not sure it even matters what ages infants are, because the point works still hold even if the choice said children. This is because no one would expect a child to be able to fully understand the ramifications of surgery sufficiently to be able …
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One way to see why D is correct is because it disproves the general principle that Debbie is applying. To understand this, we have to look at Debbie's response: She says that pain protocols are unnecessary because a person can decide for themselve…
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@gs556 I have a feeling that you may be underestimating how often you "predicted" right answers. After all, predicting right answers doesn't mean guessing what form it will take; it's really just analyzing the argument up-front and having a solid un…
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Well there would be no reason why your flaw skills would just deteriorate after the curriculum. The only thing I can think of is that you're not spending the proper amount of time upfront on these questions because the flawed reasonings are essentia…
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Especially eith flaw and SA questions, you should have a really strong pre-phrase before you go to the questions. To start to hone in this skill, try writing out explanations of the flaws when you BR them, taking as much time as needed to provide a …
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How are your BR scores?
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Right, predicting answers really just means indentifying the flaw in the stimulus. Are you consistently analyzing the stimulus and identifying the flaw in the argument? This line of thinking is what will lead you to the correct answers.
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I see your reservation with C, but we are only trying to offer support for one of the hypotheses. So, just because the information we have doesn't 100% prove the hypothesis doesn't mean that it isn't supported by it. We know that the coins were fro…
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First, I think the however is indicative here because it introduces a conceptual shift in the argument, and then this new topic is supported by the last sentence. So this is clearly a conclusion because it is a point that the author is arguing for a…
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D has to be correct because the negation of D destroys the argument. If everyone was generally indifferent about how their estates were distributed then there would be no reason for anyone to have a will and the conclusion that everyone should would…
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Many schools don't even require evals in a addition to LORs even though there's the option to submit them on LSAC. In any case, if a school is requiring them I would just send an email to your recommenders asking if they would fill the eval out for …
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It also depends on where you're at in your prep, so taking three tests a week may not be a lot at all for you, especially if you're taking the remaining days in the week off from LSAT completely.
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For number 24: you can find the answer in lines 30-31 as it specifically says what Dworkin's theory seeks to do. For number 25: Dworkin believes that the legal positivists' belief that morality and law are wholly separate is problematic, because t…
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You're reasoning is really solid, nice job! The only thing I would say is that having a special license doesn't necessarily mean that the drivers are safer. The special license could just be the product of paying yearly dues or something else tota…
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I think it's also really beneficial to try to explain wrong answer choices in terms of consistent patterns across all tests. That way you can be familiar with a lot of the wrong answer templates when you come across them and can anticipate which kin…
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Samantha likes green and oolong. None of her friends like both, but all of her friends like black. The reason why B is incorrect is that we don't have any information about how many of Sam's friends that like green tea. We know that none of her fr…
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Keep drilling games. -4 is too close to being perfect and you don't wanna let it sit there. Other than that, @Pacifico's advice is great and you should follow it. Almost there! Good luck!
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I almost always use a horizontal set up. The rare times I will use vertical is if it involves shelves, floors, or cakes. Also, simple in and out games I use a vertical chart. Everything else is horizontal for me.
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I've also heard of similar situations of students taking classes at their university and having bad experiences with them. It stinks that universities give these instructors the veneer of legitimacy when in fact they have no business teaching the LS…