152 comments

  • 9 hours ago

    Never heard the word obtain used quite like that

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  • POE got this right for me.

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  • 3 days ago

    Obtain what?!? Like, what are you saying bruv

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  • 5 days ago

    A just sounds like the Answer was cut off... what kind of sentence is that????

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  • Saturday, Apr 4

    The state of grammar on which my answer was conditioned did not obtain.

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  • Friday, Mar 6

    didnt know obtain could be used like that

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  • Friday, Mar 6

    Lesson in vocab in the middle of a lesson on MoR. Nice.

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  • Monday, Feb 23

    i didnt understand A, but i chose it because i knew none of the others were correct.

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  • Friday, Feb 20

    ate that

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  • Thursday, Feb 19

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  • Wednesday, Feb 18

    i didnt choose A simply bc i could not decipher what it was saying

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    Sunday, Feb 22

    @jrm98 facts

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  • Tuesday, Feb 17

    You are going to have to study obtention in law school

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  • Tuesday, Feb 10

    I skipped A because I thought it should be 'critic's prediction was conditioned did not obtain', not 'economist's prediction'.

    No idea why did I even think in this way but still confused🙂

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  • Saturday, Feb 7

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  • Thursday, Feb 5

    this whole question is just not giving

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  • Edited Thursday, Feb 5

    I didn't get the language of A

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  • Wednesday, Feb 4

    If you're like me and had no clue at all what A was even trying to say

    State of affairs

    LSAT meaning: Situation, circumstance, condition, thing that's happening

    For translation, just replace with "situation" every time

    Did not obtain

    LSAT meaning: Didn't happen, didn't occur, isn't true

    Answer A

    LSAT: "indicating that the state of affairs on which the economist's prediction was conditioned did not obtain"

    How people actually talk: "pointing out that the IF situation (policies not changed) didn't actually happen"

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  • Tuesday, Feb 3

    Yeah AC A was crazy lol. Luckily I had put the answer in my own words and went hunting. So when POE left me with ACs A and E, I assumed A had to be correct because E wasn't landing for me.

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  • Sunday, Feb 1

    Yeah no I did not choose A because I just did not understood the meaning behind it, and honestly even after watching the video I still did not understood it I probably will of get this wrong if that question was in the actual LSAT exam

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    Tuesday, Feb 3

    @LauraBolivar It basically says that your road trip relied on a bridge in the middle of Alaska, and now the bride collapsed so you can't reach your destination. Does that kinda help?

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  • Saturday, Jan 24

    "did not obtain" lol X

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  • Thursday, Jan 1

    Ive noticed that almost every time i don't know what a word means its the key to the correct answer... what do you guys do when you dont know what a word means?

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    Tuesday, Feb 3

    @AidenG123 Try to put some context in it and I've made a notebook where I write all these words and learn them cause they are very important to get the answer.

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  • Tuesday, Dec 30, 2025

    Picked A but picked C on blind review due to the bad grammar in A lol

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  • Saturday, Dec 27, 2025

    "DiD nOt ObTaIn" FFS

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  • Friday, Dec 12, 2025

    I simply had no idea what A meant

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  • Tuesday, Nov 11, 2025

    Read A, skipped it for bad grammar, but went back to it on BR at least lol. I hope whoever wrote that mess stubs their toe every morning, because they need to be punished for their evil.

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    Saturday, Nov 15, 2025

    @SethDouglas "Me hoy minoy"

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    Monday, Dec 29, 2025

    @SethDouglas same thing happened to me

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    Friday, Apr 3

    @SethDouglas real

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