I tried to do this passage while at work... that was a BAD IDEA... I misses so many details while helping patrons... lesson learned... I need to study in a dedicated study space...
#feedback the organization of the lessons on this passage are super inconsistent. 1st and 3rd lessons don't present the paragraph to read before breaking it down while the 2nd lesson does, and the first sentence of the paragraph we are given is not italicized or bold while the rest of the paragraph is. Please fix this for future users
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When you read "not unlike", just think "similar to"
This would be a double negative right? couldn't I change that to just "Like that of anthropologist"?
@ColinErickson that is crazy to say who says ''not unlike'' lol
the unnecessary sex scene and extra dark LMAO that's exactly what I was thinking
@neroombg well justified game of thrones callout
I tried to do this passage while at work... that was a BAD IDEA... I misses so many details while helping patrons... lesson learned... I need to study in a dedicated study space...
oh! if one thinks one can multitask while LSATing -> one is in serious trouble
GAH this passage just keeps going on and on
Loving the GOT digs here lol
I stared at "not unlike" for 3 min - WHYYY
"not unlike" bruh.
SPARE ME!!!
You don't not unlike the way the LSAT writes?
@Kevin_Lin = you don't like the way the LSAT writes?
i think the themes of glee are universal actually
#feedback It would be helpful to present the entire paragraph at once before any commentary.
if it wasn't for Kevin's analysis, I would have never picked up on the real main point
#feedback the organization of the lessons on this passage are super inconsistent. 1st and 3rd lessons don't present the paragraph to read before breaking it down while the 2nd lesson does, and the first sentence of the paragraph we are given is not italicized or bold while the rest of the paragraph is. Please fix this for future users
the way i was falling asleep but woke up as soon as JY referenced Euphoria from HBO
LOL they made it better by including more unnecessary sex scenes haha
The author really said to the specialists: get educated✨
like JY sometimes kevin delves into these really convoluted examples
@decriminalizemarijuana sometimes the examples make understanding the complicated language easier
Anyone else have already read this passage before this lesson?
Reading the section - it's very difficult to tell what is part of the passage, and what is usage commentary
Did we really need the comments on unnecessary sex scenes and all that lol it's a little vulgar...but again the analysis very helpful
unnecessary inappropriate comments ngl. We don't always have to resort to immorality to explain such things. Thanks
@CalebMichale LMAO
@CalebMichale He's keeping it real though