Your client would have also had to cough up alimony in the event he cheated on his wife, got another woman pregnant, and that woman gave birth to his child.
So, the primary goal is to analyze the argument’s assumptions using only the info provided via the argument and avoid adding outside information or biases.
Lol, a great way to ensure that assumptions are checked twice. Also found the subtle insertion of "home argument-wreckers" hilarious and memorable enough to note.
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Your client would have also had to cough up alimony in the event he cheated on his wife, got another woman pregnant, and that woman gave birth to his child.
So, the primary goal is to analyze the argument’s assumptions using only the info provided via the argument and avoid adding outside information or biases.
Thank you for the clip at the end, that helped wake me up!
My takeaway from this section:
I need to watch this movie lols
Anyone knows the name?
@hataie The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996)
@dej Thank you!
That made my day
Better yet, when you assume, you make an ass out of “u” and “me”
Great ending towards the end of our lesson!
lol, W scene placement
Lol JY. you're too funny. do not assume people!
this anecdote really brought light to why the LSAT writers are so big on technicality!
My screen froze when watching that clip, I am in a public coffee shop
@Ryo and I on a plane lol
Lol, a great way to ensure that assumptions are checked twice. Also found the subtle insertion of "
homeargument-wreckers" hilarious and memorable enough to note.Loved this lol. Thanks for the treat!
When you assume you make and ass out of "u" and "me"
Well, what's umption got to say about all this then?
Had the volume turned up and my mom said “that’s what your studying” lol
@SarahShaver LOLLLL
love this! haha
Wait, I'm easily distracted and want to take a study break to go watch this...what's the name of this movie? lol
@Lemont.Williamson It's from a 1996 neo-noir movie called "The Long Kiss Goodnight."
Haha
wow! good point!
this was very clear, thanks for the lols too
this was an amazing example
now looks more clear the topic of arguments, thank you
goated reference...
Damn lawyers gotta be on point with everything they do, high stakes for sure.