I think there is a typo in the text of P2 under "No Distinct Form of Reasoning?" S2 says: "In other words, why could the conclusion be true, despite the premises?" Shouldn't that be, "In other words, why could the conclusion be false, despite the premises (being true)? Wouldn't showing the conclusion to be true for additional reasons beyond the provided premises actually strengthen the argument? Or perhaps I've misunderstood the point of this paragraph.
Shooting your leg will get you an accomodation from LSAC. The pain from shooting your leg is not worth an accomodation from LSAT. Also, bullets are expensive. So is healthcare. Don't shoot your leg to get an accomodation.
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I think there is a typo in the text of P2 under "No Distinct Form of Reasoning?" S2 says: "In other words, why could the conclusion be true, despite the premises?" Shouldn't that be, "In other words, why could the conclusion be false, despite the premises (being true)? Wouldn't showing the conclusion to be true for additional reasons beyond the provided premises actually strengthen the argument? Or perhaps I've misunderstood the point of this paragraph.
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Shooting your leg will get you an accomodation from LSAC. The pain from shooting your leg is not worth an accomodation from LSAT. Also, bullets are expensive. So is healthcare. Don't shoot your leg to get an accomodation.
This sounds so simple at face value. Can't wait to see how tricky the LSAT writers can be in this next section... lol
How is this lesson any different from the one before? Why not just combine them?
#feedback I wish i could highlight these text in these pages/lessons like how I could highlight in practice questions themselves.
yo what up chain starts here