Example - Saving documents online has become the norm of today. If were to save physical documents in cabinets instead of saving documents online, those searching for documents would be able to reach for documents at arms length when needed and won't require one to login in to the account to search for the document they are seeking. But it is not practical to switch to physical copies as the amount of stress it creates to person, the amount of paper wasted, and the amount of storage it takes up is not worth it compared to saving documents online.
Cows are the the most widesread form of livestock in north america. Though they may not be the most optimal for farming and argiculture, it is not worth switching since it would be too costly, even if the alternative form of livestock may be more efficient
Here is one of the specific examples I came up with that (hopefully) align with the principle:
“The fact that a standard is already in wide use can be a crucial factor in making it a more practical choice than an alternative.”
With the addition of hockey pads during the first NHL regular season, the size used then has remained the size today. If the pads grew in size, it would help all goalies improve their save percentage. However, it's not worth it to undergo this change because the cost to NHL teams in terms of money, practice and frustration outweighs the benefit of the goalie making additional saves.
Totally unrelated (and annoying on my part 🤓) nitpick, but Dvorak is pronounced "duh-vor-zhaak." I'm sorry lol I just had to. Thank you for the lesson though
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Just looked up Dvorak keyboards, and they look complicated to switch over. But I am curious on getting one for fun.
Just realized that the QWERTY keyboard gets its name from the first six letters of the keyboard as I was typing it out. LOL
Got it right initially but chose A in blind review, need to stop doubting my initial choices.
how exactly is this different from mss? I feel like a lot of MSS questions discuss broad principles
wait i love these theyre so easy
Example - Saving documents online has become the norm of today. If were to save physical documents in cabinets instead of saving documents online, those searching for documents would be able to reach for documents at arms length when needed and won't require one to login in to the account to search for the document they are seeking. But it is not practical to switch to physical copies as the amount of stress it creates to person, the amount of paper wasted, and the amount of storage it takes up is not worth it compared to saving documents online.
I was stuck between B and E.
I don't understand how E is the answer.
I choose A because I ran out of time! ugh!
I can’t for the life of me figure out why B isn’t correct. So humbled lmfao
general question, do you guys watch the video AND read or just watch the video?
path dependency -- finally, my political science major makes its debut appearance omg
BASED Mavis Beacon reference
By the end of studying the LSAT, I'll also be a good candidate for Jeopardy with all these little nugs of info.
ugh I had E but thought C made more sense in BR
Cows are the the most widesread form of livestock in north america. Though they may not be the most optimal for farming and argiculture, it is not worth switching since it would be too costly, even if the alternative form of livestock may be more efficient
1. Switching the use of gasoline vehicles to electric vehicles.
2. Use of the actual mailing system in the U.S. Why use mail when we can have email notices and pay almost every bill online?
Switching from an iPhone
I fell for C, but in BR I got E
Here is one of the specific examples I came up with that (hopefully) align with the principle:
“The fact that a standard is already in wide use can be a crucial factor in making it a more practical choice than an alternative.”
With the addition of hockey pads during the first NHL regular season, the size used then has remained the size today. If the pads grew in size, it would help all goalies improve their save percentage. However, it's not worth it to undergo this change because the cost to NHL teams in terms of money, practice and frustration outweighs the benefit of the goalie making additional saves.
The US and The metric system #example
Totally unrelated (and annoying on my part 🤓) nitpick, but Dvorak is pronounced "duh-vor-zhaak." I'm sorry lol I just had to. Thank you for the lesson though