i tbh am in disbelief right now because i was looking at my practice LSAT analytics and realized i've never gotten a parallel type question right (lol) but after that first lesson it's like something clicked, and so far i've gotten every practice question in this set right (: feels so much better.
getting all of these right bc i minored in philosophy for the express purpose of getting acquainted with formal logic so as to do well on the LSAT. this is the most cathartic payoff experience of my life
I have gotten every question right, but I am struggling with doing shallow dip so it's taking me 5 minutes per answer and that's just not going to cut it.
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Chose D. I now know it is wrong since I translated it in lawgic the other way around. I assumed it was can participate --> one year or more than one year when it is actually graphed one year or more --> can participate the all in the beginning is a bit confusing. So you really have to parse out the language to understand it and graph it correctly.
Got this right under time target and was expecting this to be a 3 star question but it was actually a 5 that feels really good! Don't want to jinx it but i think the framework of these is starting to click its a lot of just pattern recognition and noticing which arguments have the similar flaw or exhibit the same logical reasoning pattern that first lesson helped so much.
I get it so much that I dont get it at the same time...Trick is I am not thinking too hard about these. Finally, cus after weakening and flaw I was STRESSED!!!
In my opinion, the explanation made this question seem easier than it is, but I find that if I read the text, then rework the question myself, things finally click. I can't let myself get discouraged.
I've been having success through looking at the conclusion of each answer choice and narrowing it down to the two that most mirror the stimulus. Then deep-diving from there.
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i tbh am in disbelief right now because i was looking at my practice LSAT analytics and realized i've never gotten a parallel type question right (lol) but after that first lesson it's like something clicked, and so far i've gotten every practice question in this set right (: feels so much better.
Yes!!! 🥳
Experiencing the same thing, thanks J.Y.!!!
Beautiful!!!
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getting questions right based on vibes rather than by using the Lawgic correctly
omm the vibes have been carrying me through this sections thus far, with the exception that ive been taking 5ever to get it right.
im getting the questions right but the problem is im not seeing it the way JY sees it and thats concerning me lmao
I second this
getting all of these right bc i minored in philosophy for the express purpose of getting acquainted with formal logic so as to do well on the LSAT. this is the most cathartic payoff experience of my life
how are you supposed to really get these right in such short time? It's a hit or miss even if you understand the concept well because of timing.
Was choosing between D and A and picked the wrong one. Hate when that happens.
I have gotten every question right, but I am struggling with doing shallow dip so it's taking me 5 minutes per answer and that's just not going to cut it.
@tsandin no literally these are taking me forever!
@MJthelawya I am still struggling lol
@tsandin Same. I've gotten them all right, but I am way over time. Sigh.
I love how 7Sage offers both video and text lesson to help ensure their students, no matter what their best learning style may be, succeed. Thanks, God Bless you all
I GOT ONE I GOT ONE RAAAA
Chose D. I now know it is wrong since I translated it in lawgic the other way around. I assumed it was can participate --> one year or more than one year when it is actually graphed one year or more --> can participate the all in the beginning is a bit confusing. So you really have to parse out the language to understand it and graph it correctly.
I've gotten every question wrong. This isn't clinking for me
note to self: if the logic doesn’t match on shallow dip drop it faster than your last gf dropped you.
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lets just all pray that the right answer is always the first answer in these questions lol
Got this right under time target and was expecting this to be a 3 star question but it was actually a 5 that feels really good! Don't want to jinx it but i think the framework of these is starting to click its a lot of just pattern recognition and noticing which arguments have the similar flaw or exhibit the same logical reasoning pattern that first lesson helped so much.
Getting these questions right feels so great, these lessons are awesome
I get it so much that I dont get it at the same time...Trick is I am not thinking too hard about these. Finally, cus after weakening and flaw I was STRESSED!!!
I got a level 3 wrong but a level 5 what?!?
Ugh, right after I take the advice of starting at the bottom.
This is the only section I understand
Uhg, at this stage if I miss a question it makes me so emotional and sad.:..
Level 5 parallel question at the start of the lessons about parallel. You've got this!
In my opinion, the explanation made this question seem easier than it is, but I find that if I read the text, then rework the question myself, things finally click. I can't let myself get discouraged.
its so stressful in the moment but then i get it right and im like wow this is the most fun thing every
Feels like you’re a genius when you get it! EUREKA !
I've been having success through looking at the conclusion of each answer choice and narrowing it down to the two that most mirror the stimulus. Then deep-diving from there.
YES! this is me
how did i get this one correct but not the three star... my brain shocks me
dude same