The real reason it takes 51 seconds is cause these oblivious morons be sitting on Instagram in they cars in the full ass Costco parking lot on Saturday while the whole world is waiting on them and the only way to let them know they are being a dikkhead is to honk
lol I predicted the right answer because I too am anxious backing out of parking spots when someone is waiting and therefore.. take a million years lol
Trick question; if you honk at me, I'm going to move slower out of spite, and not because I feel possessive of the parking spot, or because I feel pressure. :D
Loving these explanations! I like how in addition to going over why a certain answer choice is incorrect for this problem, JY explains what changes can be made to the stimulus to make it a correct answer choice in a different hypothetical problem.
#feedback - for these lessons, it would be nice if you don't immediately give away if an answer's correct or incorrect. Introducing (A) by immediately circling it as correct doesn't give time for us to process the choice ourselves and/or walk through the analysis with you before you circle or cross it out.
@DeliaCanDoIt! Something that helped me with this was to try the question before watching the video. You can find that feature at the top of the lesson under the tab "show question". Hope this helps!! :)
What threw me off about answer choice A and made me find AC C more attractive was the wording in A. The phrase “perform maneuvers with their cars” felt too vague—it could refer to backing out of a parking space, but also pulling in, parallel parking, using a roundabout, etc. It wasn’t specific enough.
On the other hand, answer choice C clearly refers to maneuvering a car out of a parking space while another car is waiting to enter it. That felt more relevant and specific to the scenario.
It also made me question the premise of the original argument. Maybe people aren't being possessive of their parking spots—maybe it just takes time and care to back out when someone’s waiting to take your spot. So the delay might be due to difficulty, not intention.
If I were under time pressure, I feel like I’d choose C, but I’m struggling to get a solid grasp on causal reasoning questions like this. #help
#Feedback, please reveal the answer choices at once. it gives most of us a better idea to compare and see. PLEASE. I know they have the questions, and i can look it up, but it misses the whole point for me seeing the question first time, while you guys are explaining it.
@legallyhaya Idk if you figured this out yet but you can preview the question before the video starts if you scroll to the top of the page before the video... hope that helps
Is there a difference between when the question stem asks us to weaken the "reasoning" vs. when we're asked to weaken the "conclusion"? For example, the question about Jocko the Chimp asked us to weaken the conclusion, but this question asks us to weaken the reasoning.
The language is subtle (and regardless, I was able to determine the correct answer) but does that indicate that we should be trying to undermine different parts of the stimulus or are "conclusion" and "reasoning" used interchangeably for WSE questions? #help
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Honk more, motherfucker
@jasonlan LMFAO
@jasonlan i loved this
@jasonlan I had to replay it
@jasonlan Gave me a great laugh lol
The real reason it takes 51 seconds is cause these oblivious morons be sitting on Instagram in they cars in the full ass Costco parking lot on Saturday while the whole world is waiting on them and the only way to let them know they are being a dikkhead is to honk
hahaha
Occupying Costco parking lot with no legitimate reason should be a finable offence 😂 it is an exemption
JY cursing caught me off guard 😂
me too haha
hahahahs same
lol I predicted the right answer because I too am anxious backing out of parking spots when someone is waiting and therefore.. take a million years lol
honk some more motherfucka
Goku help me pls
"Yeah, honk some more, motherfucker." LOOOL
real
"Honk some more motherfucker, see how quickly I give you the space" 😎😎😎😎
@HenryStauch422 😂
@HenryStauch422 this made me laugh too 😂
Trick question; if you honk at me, I'm going to move slower out of spite, and not because I feel possessive of the parking spot, or because I feel pressure. :D
I definitely do it out of spite lol like how dare YOU honking at me😂😂😂😂
Until now, I never looked for a new hypothesis in weakening questions. excited to see if this method results in me getting more questions correct
Loving these explanations! I like how in addition to going over why a certain answer choice is incorrect for this problem, JY explains what changes can be made to the stimulus to make it a correct answer choice in a different hypothetical problem.
We gotta stop circling multiple answers, lol. I'm dying over here.
I knew E was wrong, but the toxic side of my heart wanted it to be true. I love being petty.
#feedback - for these lessons, it would be nice if you don't immediately give away if an answer's correct or incorrect. Introducing (A) by immediately circling it as correct doesn't give time for us to process the choice ourselves and/or walk through the analysis with you before you circle or cross it out.
@DeliaCanDoIt! Something that helped me with this was to try the question before watching the video. You can find that feature at the top of the lesson under the tab "show question". Hope this helps!! :)
@NoraElkhyati Thanks Nora!!
@NoraElkhyati This is so helpful, thank you!
@NoraElkhyati I never realized this was even a thing. Genuinely thank you so much!!
and all of it need to do in 1 min 20 sec max....
nah im actually so cooked
This is me at Costco ;)
i keep eliminating wrong answers for the wrong reasons so task failed successfully i guess
What threw me off about answer choice A and made me find AC C more attractive was the wording in A. The phrase “perform maneuvers with their cars” felt too vague—it could refer to backing out of a parking space, but also pulling in, parallel parking, using a roundabout, etc. It wasn’t specific enough.
On the other hand, answer choice C clearly refers to maneuvering a car out of a parking space while another car is waiting to enter it. That felt more relevant and specific to the scenario.
It also made me question the premise of the original argument. Maybe people aren't being possessive of their parking spots—maybe it just takes time and care to back out when someone’s waiting to take your spot. So the delay might be due to difficulty, not intention.
If I were under time pressure, I feel like I’d choose C, but I’m struggling to get a solid grasp on causal reasoning questions like this. #help
@XimenaTamariz But AC C doesn't differentiate or explain the phenomenon between 39 seconds and 51 seconds, eventhough both cars waiting were present.
My biggest issue is brushing past seemingly small details like I did here, which the evil test writers are banking on. Grim
#Feedback, please reveal the answer choices at once. it gives most of us a better idea to compare and see. PLEASE. I know they have the questions, and i can look it up, but it misses the whole point for me seeing the question first time, while you guys are explaining it.
@legallyhaya totally agree, i hate when they show the correct one first without me even getting a chance to guess and learn from my wrong guess
@meepmeep yup, glad i am not alone
@legallyhaya Idk if you figured this out yet but you can preview the question before the video starts if you scroll to the top of the page before the video... hope that helps
@AidenG123 OMG Your response helped me!!!! I hate that I cant attempt the questions 1st and then listen to the reasoning!!!
@AidenG123 OH MY GOSH THANK YOU FOR SHARING
I don't know why but I have had a much easier time with questions that are 4/5 or 5/5 difficulty but a much harder time with 1/5 and 2/5
I find the weaken question types to be easiest for me to navigate through thus far:)
Is there a difference between when the question stem asks us to weaken the "reasoning" vs. when we're asked to weaken the "conclusion"? For example, the question about Jocko the Chimp asked us to weaken the conclusion, but this question asks us to weaken the reasoning.
The language is subtle (and regardless, I was able to determine the correct answer) but does that indicate that we should be trying to undermine different parts of the stimulus or are "conclusion" and "reasoning" used interchangeably for WSE questions? #help
I feel like these are being over complicated in the video by bringing in a bunch of other language.