#Feedback are people having technical issues trying to navigate the video? when I click on the video the it pops Fullscreen instead of showing me the options to navigate. does this have something to do with the upgrade?
@Isra I was having issues yesterday with a class recording not playing, but I was using firefox with VPN. I switched over to chrome with no VPN and reloaded the page and the video played as normal. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@RainbowSherbet Thank you for the reply. I'm not using any VPN, all my setting are the same as before. But I subscribed back in after a month break-maybe that is throwing off my settings :(
I just dont get how this is a level 5... It feels. like it should be a one and some ones should be fives. Maybe it helps i stop reading once im sure thats the answer and dont diagram bc thats when i get lost
For me, the key to this question was drawing the inference that the people who did not judge his performance to be excellent or good were the ones that believe he was guilty. Hence, I went into "hunt mode" and picked A. In the real world, many supporters of politicians can be very loyal. The supporters of a politician refuse to believe such violations, and the opposition will always find a reason to dislike him, whether it's an ethics violation or something else.
all I could think was that maybe people didn't care about ethics violations: whether he is guilty of them or not, perhaps that wouldn't change whether or not people like his performance.
when mapping the percentages out as before/after in a punnet square style like the previous lesson presented, I got the answer right away. shooketh that I understood a level five when i was struggling just a minute ago, dont get discouraged y'all!
Now reviewing I see why I got this wrong: The people that thought his performance was pooe are outside of the 52 percent. Those were the people that always supported him. Meanwhile the people that think he's a poor mayor have always that that and continue too. Meaning that is why the numbers are unchanged.
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i genuinely hate this question type
got it right on br
FIRST TRY 01:07 LFFGGGG I LOVE YOU RRE 163 HERE WE COMMMEE
LSAT can't be serious with this question. this really pissed me off.
#Feedback are people having technical issues trying to navigate the video? when I click on the video the it pops Fullscreen instead of showing me the options to navigate. does this have something to do with the upgrade?
@Isra I was having issues yesterday with a class recording not playing, but I was using firefox with VPN. I switched over to chrome with no VPN and reloaded the page and the video played as normal. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@RainbowSherbet Thank you for the reply. I'm not using any VPN, all my setting are the same as before. But I subscribed back in after a month break-maybe that is throwing off my settings :(
The trap I fell for is the "It's true that he said it, but it may not be true that what he said was true/had an effect"
I didnt read A correctly; I just skimmed through it and picked C. But now I understand why it is A on my BR
I just dont get how this is a level 5... It feels. like it should be a one and some ones should be fives. Maybe it helps i stop reading once im sure thats the answer and dont diagram bc thats when i get lost
For me, the key to this question was drawing the inference that the people who did not judge his performance to be excellent or good were the ones that believe he was guilty. Hence, I went into "hunt mode" and picked A. In the real world, many supporters of politicians can be very loyal. The supporters of a politician refuse to believe such violations, and the opposition will always find a reason to dislike him, whether it's an ethics violation or something else.
B definitely felt like a trap to get you if you are skimming through the answers.
why did I change my original answerrrrrr
Clocked that 5th ave reference
@JamesFoleno same
@JamesFoleno sameee!
I am so surpised this was a level 5. I feel proud of myself lol.
@KaylenRodriguez Agreed!
all I could think was that maybe people didn't care about ethics violations: whether he is guilty of them or not, perhaps that wouldn't change whether or not people like his performance.
when mapping the percentages out as before/after in a punnet square style like the previous lesson presented, I got the answer right away. shooketh that I understood a level five when i was struggling just a minute ago, dont get discouraged y'all!
I have yet to get even 1 RRE question right ….. I’m giving up bruuuuu
@ratman23 I saw someone else recommend the law hub explanations, maybe try that?
I think this is the first time I got a level 5 difficulty correct with time to spare.
woo first level 5 correct
Now reviewing I see why I got this wrong: The people that thought his performance was pooe are outside of the 52 percent. Those were the people that always supported him. Meanwhile the people that think he's a poor mayor have always that that and continue too. Meaning that is why the numbers are unchanged.
i needed to reread the ACs to figure it out. once i understood what A was saying, it was a no-brainer
@SalmaanEjaz first jjk fan to take reading comprehension
@MorganLSAT
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i don't believe this was a level 5 difficulty tbh. got it -0:08s and answered correctly with full confidence like ermmm smth not right
to me it seems answer contradicts stimulus
I can't believe I actually got this right and knew why it was right. +51 seconds but still.
Got it right, minus 32 seconds! I only read A... intuition came through with this one