Let's all manifest: One day we will all be studying actual laws in law school and will look back on all the hours we studied how to solve hypothetical riddles and laugh.
For the first time.. it clicked. I didnt even need to write the lawgic down. It all flowed so beautifully in my head. I felt like a Beautiful Mind but with 79 IQ.
The key turning point was the previous video using the word fuck multiple times in the explanation. It resonated with me. Unlocked my hidden potential. Gave me flashbacks of holding the flashlight for my dad as a kid.
unfortunately i feel like these are sometimes the curve breaker questions on the exam. You will only get like 1-3 questions per exam but they are almost all 4-5 stars difficulty
This was upsetting and confusing because the phrase "guarantee" made me think that the plants COULD NOT POSSIBLY be disease free, so I ignored (E). In all of my LSAT studying, I have learned to take words literally and not make up assumptions like this.
@Sinada Agreed. This is really frustrating. Just like the other question with Pat and the video store coupons.
I assumed based on past lessons that that the grammar parsing was key to these questions. And these last two questions feel like the test is baiting you with the words like guarantee or establishing rules and having the answer be outside of the rules you expect.
I get it, that's how the test is designed to trick you, but it's still frustrating since there are other times where guarantee does mean something that is part of a more logically rigid stimulus. I guess this time it feels like it came out of nowhere.
@pbbossele Thank you for this. Ironically, because I tried forcing myself to diagram this, it just made it more complicated. Conversely, your explanation was easy to follow and if I had this approach going in, I probably wouldn't have struggled as much.
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bruh im cooked
we're all gonna make it brah
@maaallen140 RIP Aziz Shavershian
feel like somehow pat is behind this
@KendyRudy LOL
If I become a lawyer I'm suing LSAC first
@BenjaminWellington oh please do, this is is crazy man
@BenjaminWellington I volunteer as being co-counsel with you.
Let's all manifest: One day we will all be studying actual laws in law school and will look back on all the hours we studied how to solve hypothetical riddles and laugh.
this section is hella humbling me. send help
period. i feel the same way but this one i got right. prayers for you.
girl felt. I have taken multiple L's
Yeah I was doing decently on the other drill questions, but this got me good. Though, it's comforting to know this is considered a difficult question.
lol deadass
For the first time.. it clicked. I didnt even need to write the lawgic down. It all flowed so beautifully in my head. I felt like a Beautiful Mind but with 79 IQ.
The key turning point was the previous video using the word fuck multiple times in the explanation. It resonated with me. Unlocked my hidden potential. Gave me flashbacks of holding the flashlight for my dad as a kid.
Lmao
Who the fuck is Pat?
this section is humbling me so bad omg
me too brother, me too
8th here.
me 3 holy shit
me 4
me 5
me 6
me 7 lmaooo
me 9th
me 10th
Anyone else go 0/3 on the last 3 MBT questions? Just really ramped up the difficulty
Me….
Too
me too I hate that it went from being right in the text to being inferences so fast
unfortunately i feel like these are sometimes the curve breaker questions on the exam. You will only get like 1-3 questions per exam but they are almost all 4-5 stars difficulty
This was upsetting and confusing because the phrase "guarantee" made me think that the plants COULD NOT POSSIBLY be disease free, so I ignored (E). In all of my LSAT studying, I have learned to take words literally and not make up assumptions like this.
@Sinada Agreed. This is really frustrating. Just like the other question with Pat and the video store coupons.
I assumed based on past lessons that that the grammar parsing was key to these questions. And these last two questions feel like the test is baiting you with the words like guarantee or establishing rules and having the answer be outside of the rules you expect.
I get it, that's how the test is designed to trick you, but it's still frustrating since there are other times where guarantee does mean something that is part of a more logically rigid stimulus. I guess this time it feels like it came out of nowhere.
someone hold me back before i fully crashout bro
@ibrahemaljumaily We both crashing out man lol, cause I looked at this question and yelled at my screen.
"Entirely as they were guaranteed to be" is ridiculous
this one is outrageously difficult lol
first time i looked at them all and decided not a single one sounded even remotely correct
Almost 59 minutes on this problem only to get it wrong. Some might say I'm thriving.
😭
3 max difficult questions in a row is diabolical. BUT, I will survive. One foot in front of the other.
this question was atrocious
Fast Approach without diagramming
1. Spot the Key Shift in the Passage
You noticed "However"—that signals a contradiction or problem. Something went wrong.
The first part of the passage tells us that most large nurseries only sell disease-free plants.
But then Wally’s shipment had a virus. That’s the failure.
What Does This Mean?
The promise was that large nurseries sell only disease-free plants.
If Wally’s is a large nursery, it should have guaranteed its plants were disease-free.
But Johnson’s shipment had a virus, so Wally’s probably didn’t follow through on that guarantee.
2. What Kind of Answer Are We Looking For?
Something that confirms that a large nursery (if Wally’s is one) did NOT live up to expectations.
Look for an answer that connects Wally’s being a large nursery to the failure.
3. Find the Best Answer Choice
(E) says:
"If Wally's Plants is a large nursery, then the raspberry plants that Johnson received were probably not entirely as they were guaranteed to be."
This matches exactly!
"If Wally’s is large" → Then its plants were probably not as guaranteed (because they had a virus).
I find your this really helpful, thank you :) !
@pbbossele Thank you for this. Ironically, because I tried forcing myself to diagram this, it just made it more complicated. Conversely, your explanation was easy to follow and if I had this approach going in, I probably wouldn't have struggled as much.
I got this one wrong and I cannot believe that the target time for this is 1:45..
what???
GODDAM these are hard af.
Thanks I hate it
I mean, come on, first Pat, now these damn raspberry nurseries.
Don't get me started on Pat.
Is anybody else struggling as hard as I am? 🥲
@Amyktr I got it wrong in regular AND blind review this shit is impossible.
@Amyktr I can't for the life of me figure out this conditional logic stuff ... it's so foreign to me.
I am not doing well in this section at all
Yeah, this section is particularly tricky.
This question made me yell at my screen
Bro these are hard