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Friday, May 29 2020

For Q23 D doesn't have to be assumed because if both the twins are schizophrenic one could have a smaller brain than the other, however both are smaller than what the brain would be if either one was not schizophrenic. So it isn't completely necessary.

For Q24 all you are looking for is the one answer choice that is directly contradicted by the premises of the argument. The fact that most of them aren't connected at all is what makes them correct, they may or may not be true, but there is nothing in the prompt that would force them to not be true. Except for D, because if we take the premises as true (as the stem requires us to do) then we will never be able to tell if someone will be schizophrenic simply from their DNA, because here we have an example of two people with identical DNA, one haveing the disease and the other not having the disease.

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Wednesday, Apr 22 2020

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I am confused by this answer. If you solve the paradox by accepting that that one of the premises is false wouldn't that allow you to not go against your intuition, since your intuition is only that the conclusion would follow from True Premises?

Since we don't have true premises we sidestep the whole the issue. and we don't have to go against our intuition.

So I just got 7Sage, however I've been studying for the LSAT for a few months now off and on. I have taken probably ~17 PTs (most of them being pre PT35) and gone through the powerscore Logic Games book as well the Logical reasoning book (didn't find that helpful).

My question is should I put my Practice Tests on hold until I've completed the Core Curriculum? I've only gone through a few units of it so far, but I'm already changing my strategies and seeing new ways to tackle problems.

It seems like it would be a waste to use some of my practice tests before being as ready as I can be from a strategies stand point.

Any input would be appreciated, Thanks!

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