Maybe it's just because of the simplicity of these examples, but it seems like this is just overcomplicating things. It seems like I could stick with the way I was doing this before and still come out with the same conclusion? tbh this just really confused me.
this is very silly but i hope it gives a struggling LSAT student a smile to know that the video is 17:38 in length. Fetty Wap is on our side in our studies!!
This section seems to overcomplicate everything which only makes this way more confusing than it should be. Thus, I do not know how much time I should spend here.
The abrupt ending of videos has also proven to be very unhelpful. It also forces me to question how important all of this is in the grand scheme of things. I am beginning to wonder if the no videos correlates to level of importance.
It's pretty disappointing to receive no clarification here, as it seems like we are being left out to dry on a myriad of things.
I genuinely feel like using lawgic is making things more complicated for me. I understand what the sentences and conditions are stating and then I look at the answer and it confuses me.
@[Deleted] Apparently, it becomes quite useful when doing Logical Reasoning questions, so hopefully we'll have more practice by the time we get to that part of the curriculum.
i dont really understand what the point of these lessons are lol i feel like the last few lessons have overcomplicated was is meant to be intuitive i feel like im overthinking and double-guessing myself way more now than i did before i started these lessons lol </3 feels like a waste of time
it may feel useless and even counterproductive now but im ngl once you really get into LR and drilling, you understand why these skill builders are critical to your foundational understanding of LR’s language/structure
I did all of them the way I was doing before, and I got the conditional relationships right, I just don't really get how this is helpful. Maybe it's just because these are simple examples but I can't figure out how/why finding a domain is necessary. I'd appreciate if someone could explain.
I've never been so demoralized lol kicking up the domain feels like a nothing burger to me. What does it actually do? It feels like it just adds unnecessary steps that makes this way more confusing.
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like this as an everything will be ok button
Maybe it's just because of the simplicity of these examples, but it seems like this is just overcomplicating things. It seems like I could stick with the way I was doing this before and still come out with the same conclusion? tbh this just really confused me.
same
i'm SO incredibly lost 🙃
This is painful
kick it up to the domain: i'd rather not when it's this confusing LMAOOO
What. Is. Going. On. Here. Everything I learned so far is in question after trying this set.
@JulieMartinez Agreed.
this is very silly but i hope it gives a struggling LSAT student a smile to know that the video is 17:38 in length. Fetty Wap is on our side in our studies!!
@madeinkeaven lmaooo... I needed this. Thank you :)
honestly i have no idea whats going on
@summeraaallen same i'm cooked \0-0/
@summeraaallen LMFAO!! Thought I was the only one.
@180-Energy im stressing lmao I feel so lost with this lesson
the guy that explains these skill builders never fails to make things even more confusing LOL
This section seems to overcomplicate everything which only makes this way more confusing than it should be. Thus, I do not know how much time I should spend here.
The abrupt ending of videos has also proven to be very unhelpful. It also forces me to question how important all of this is in the grand scheme of things. I am beginning to wonder if the no videos correlates to level of importance.
It's pretty disappointing to receive no clarification here, as it seems like we are being left out to dry on a myriad of things.
totally agree. I'm beyond frustrated and feel very left in the lurch.
Exactly how I feel...Ive been spending a lot of time trying to understand this.
holy shmoly
this lesson destroyed my brain
This particular exercise felt overly confusing, and feels like we are being asked to overcomplicate sentences.
Years of my life have been lost :(
I genuinely feel like using lawgic is making things more complicated for me. I understand what the sentences and conditions are stating and then I look at the answer and it confuses me.
I really don't understand this concept at all.
@RyanApro I don't either, I think we can probably just ignore it.
@[Deleted] Apparently, it becomes quite useful when doing Logical Reasoning questions, so hopefully we'll have more practice by the time we get to that part of the curriculum.
@RyanApro Yeah, we got this.
@RyanApro i feel like this is just about trying to ignore extraneous information/fluff
i dont really understand what the point of these lessons are lol i feel like the last few lessons have overcomplicated was is meant to be intuitive i feel like im overthinking and double-guessing myself way more now than i did before i started these lessons lol </3 feels like a waste of time
it may feel useless and even counterproductive now but im ngl once you really get into LR and drilling, you understand why these skill builders are critical to your foundational understanding of LR’s language/structure
what is happening actually
so very lost. cutting my losses now. thanks
@Anthony.pardella@gmail.com right there with ya lol
I did all of them the way I was doing before, and I got the conditional relationships right, I just don't really get how this is helpful. Maybe it's just because these are simple examples but I can't figure out how/why finding a domain is necessary. I'd appreciate if someone could explain.
I cannot see the purpose of this to be honest :)
I realized that doing college and studying for this is a lot harder than I estimated it to be...
@Jcruzmed First day of classes yesterday and I feel you!
I've never been so demoralized lol kicking up the domain feels like a nothing burger to me. What does it actually do? It feels like it just adds unnecessary steps that makes this way more confusing.
the mere idea of rearranging the words for it to make better sense is blowing my mind. this is really algebraic.