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Monday, Feb 10, 2025
7Sage
151 comments
What an ominous warning T-T
Time to drill my flaw questions more if I wanna Get Good
i hope its normal to hear people crying while writing the test because i'll be one of them
Shallow dip is actually goated
euahghghghghhghprighrlgh'lglrb'lbgohfpGH
working backwards helped a ton. grateful for this example!
pulling my hair out! I'm showing up to the test site bald asl atp I LOATHE conditionals!!!!! cries
b4 reading the explanation: wait theres...a flaw???...
One of the best explanations. Hats off to J.Y. for this.
This was by far one of the best explanations in a good min…
the matching of the most & all in the stimulus was perfect when it came to the AC, made perfect sense
beautiful lesson
genuinely fucked
I-....um...yeah
i need to take a walk
life has made sense this definitely helped to understand the last lesson part too
Makes sense, thank you
eye twitch
Two segments into this topic and I'm getting the message, "Are you imperfect? Then I STRONGLY advise you to give up!" Great, thanks. So helpful.
@HaleyJ my exact reaction
oh I hate this already
oh..
oh boy.
What level of difficulty is this question?
@KayceBassman Level 5
I haven't watched the video yet, but...
You can narrow this down to A and D by looking at the Premises in the ACs and matching to the form of the stim.
stim = All, Most
A - All, Most
B - Most, Most
C - All, Some
D - All, Most
E - Most, Most
So A and D match the form of the stim at the premise level. Now to choose between the two.
stim: HB -> HF -most> 2S
A: L -> P, L -most> Run, C: P -most> Run
D: L -> PS -most> /Run, C: L -most> /Run
The first half of A already means it's wrong, even without the conclusion. The chain from the stim is not there, so you can just pick D and move on.
D matches the form of the stim. Correct!
This may not work for all parallel Qs, but it did for this one!
Are you sure?
151 comments
What an ominous warning T-T
Time to drill my flaw questions more if I wanna Get Good
i hope its normal to hear people crying while writing the test because i'll be one of them
Shallow dip is actually goated
euahghghghghhghprighrlgh'lglrb'lbgohfpGH
working backwards helped a ton. grateful for this example!
pulling my hair out! I'm showing up to the test site bald asl atp I LOATHE conditionals!!!!! cries
b4 reading the explanation: wait theres...a flaw???...
One of the best explanations. Hats off to J.Y. for this.
This was by far one of the best explanations in a good min…
the matching of the most & all in the stimulus was perfect when it came to the AC, made perfect sense
beautiful lesson
genuinely fucked
I-....um...yeah
i need to take a walk
life has made sense this definitely helped to understand the last lesson part too
Makes sense, thank you
eye twitch
Two segments into this topic and I'm getting the message, "Are you imperfect? Then I STRONGLY advise you to give up!" Great, thanks. So helpful.
@HaleyJ my exact reaction
oh I hate this already
oh..
oh boy.
What level of difficulty is this question?
@KayceBassman Level 5
I haven't watched the video yet, but...
You can narrow this down to A and D by looking at the Premises in the ACs and matching to the form of the stim.
stim = All, Most
A - All, Most
B - Most, Most
C - All, Some
D - All, Most
E - Most, Most
So A and D match the form of the stim at the premise level. Now to choose between the two.
stim: HB -> HF -most> 2S
A: L -> P, L -most> Run, C: P -most> Run
D: L -> PS -most> /Run, C: L -most> /Run
The first half of A already means it's wrong, even without the conclusion. The chain from the stim is not there, so you can just pick D and move on.
D matches the form of the stim. Correct!
This may not work for all parallel Qs, but it did for this one!