thanks for keeping the lessons lighthearted! it's easy to get overwhelmed when being introduced to so much information but the humor in the lessons helps!
FR though shoutout JY for all the visuals. It takes a lot of abstract thinking and brain chemistry altering just to get into the mindset of LSAT logic and can definitely be helpful for visual learners!
"Mr. Samuel Jackson’s character whose name I forget." [I ALMOST FELL OUT OF MY CHAIR] "Just kidding. His name is Mace Windu and he’s a motherfucking badass with a purple lightsabre." [Balance has been brought back to the universe]
I have to say, these lessons are very helpful in keeping me engaged! Maybe its the jokes but they really do help in keeping things funny while still learning!! #feedback
I didn't even know Jedi was from Star Wars lol. But I found this example more suitable for ppl who are unfamiliar with the content like me to grasp the concept of conditional logic bcs it exactly proves JY's original point - the content doesn't matter, only the form does.
I'm not necessarily the greatest fan of 'Lawgic'. I'd prefer a method to break down the massive questions on the LSAT quickly without having to take time to draw up maps or scientific notation. Unfortunately, I have no alternative ideas than shortening the general idea down currently.
I believe the idea is to drill "lawgic" notation until it becomes second nature. Ideally, you wouldn't have to take the time to translate the stimuli into lawgic notation because you will have practiced it so often that you can quickly and confidently identify the necessary and sufficient conditions.
How can you blame Yoda, he literally warned Anakin that he should let go of everything he fears to do. The Council was not wrong in the Ahsoka decision as well, there was convincing evidence against her, and the only mistake was not giving her the benefit of the doubt. Obi Wan is the GOAT
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thanks for keeping the lessons lighthearted! it's easy to get overwhelmed when being introduced to so much information but the humor in the lessons helps!
FR though shoutout JY for all the visuals. It takes a lot of abstract thinking and brain chemistry altering just to get into the mindset of LSAT logic and can definitely be helpful for visual learners!
I think after this I will put on my resume that I’m bilingual. Not in Mandarin, but in Lawgic
the Millennial meme fried me
these fuckass memes are getting me through this fuckass test i love them
"Mr. Samuel Jackson’s character whose name I forget." [I ALMOST FELL OUT OF MY CHAIR] "Just kidding. His name is Mace Windu and he’s a motherfucking badass with a purple lightsabre." [Balance has been brought back to the universe]
respectfully, i do not like all the star wars examples.
I have to say, these lessons are very helpful in keeping me engaged! Maybe its the jokes but they really do help in keeping things funny while still learning!! #feedback
Jokes on you, I read Chinese
@WeiShen same, lol
THE FORCE IS STRONG MOFOS
Who knew that LSAT prep would make me want to binge Star Wars!
#feedback I have never seen Star Wars. Another example would be GREAT. Maybe not a movie example.. something with animals or idk.
I didn't even know Jedi was from Star Wars lol. But I found this example more suitable for ppl who are unfamiliar with the content like me to grasp the concept of conditional logic bcs it exactly proves JY's original point - the content doesn't matter, only the form does.
you should, Star Wars is awesome
Seriously.. It has to be one of the top movies in the entire world - ever.
The force is indeed strong in this mothafucka
@rosenb1um I know law schools can see my social media, but can they give me problems over my 7sage comments?
@rosenb1um Nah you're chilling
y'all complaining about the star wars reference are only exposing yourselves for being uncultured. watch them!!!
I wish yall would use some new examples, the Jedi example is now boring me!
yup. this lesson was totally unecessary
Actually, I did like it! It will help me with the various sentences that are commonly seen in the LSAT, so that I can map out the flow correctly.
...If the Jedi/Force combo is not for you, just try to swap it with another combo that will help you visualize the flow...
Best wishes to all future lawyers. :-)
Clearly, I did not study enough Mandarin for the LSAT
@madeinkeaven smh we're so unprepared...
Enough with the Jedi example...execute Order 66
Mace Windu meme killed me
I'm not necessarily the greatest fan of 'Lawgic'. I'd prefer a method to break down the massive questions on the LSAT quickly without having to take time to draw up maps or scientific notation. Unfortunately, I have no alternative ideas than shortening the general idea down currently.
agreed, any update?
I believe the idea is to drill "lawgic" notation until it becomes second nature. Ideally, you wouldn't have to take the time to translate the stimuli into lawgic notation because you will have practiced it so often that you can quickly and confidently identify the necessary and sufficient conditions.
I'm so confused because I don't know anything about starwars haha
Same! Guess watching Star Wars is LSAT prep as well.
I am going to become fluent in lawgic if it's the last thing I do
Please do not glorify Mace Windu, he is the main reason Anakin turned to the dark side.
I would argue it was Yoda. And really the entire counsel's inability to trust the most trustworthy (like how they turned on Ahsoka Tano)
How can you blame Yoda, he literally warned Anakin that he should let go of everything he fears to do. The Council was not wrong in the Ahsoka decision as well, there was convincing evidence against her, and the only mistake was not giving her the benefit of the doubt. Obi Wan is the GOAT
#obiwanthegoat
im really trying to understand #5
haven't seen Star Wars before but have some form of an idea of it luckily, feel like maybe we coulda used a different example
What could be more awesome than Mace Windu
May the 4th be with you (get it it's May 4th)