I cant wait to get a comparative passage on the Lsat that doesn't have a single question fully solvable using the split approach. I can smell it coming.

I don't think this method is for me, but I will give it a shot and see!

I was ballin till the last 2 questions...

oh, ok

welp, that was incredibly easy when watching the videos and incredibly difficult when on my own as usual...

Zero shot I am going to be able to do this in the necessary amount of time

First of these I have gotten on time and its a level 1. Very cool.

I really don't know what has happened to me here. The first few were incredibly easy and straightforward to me but I was so lost and confused on the last 2.

So far these have been pretty straightforward for me but this one really tripped me up for some reason.

well well well, if it isn't our old friends sufficiency and necessary again

Went over on time but this process has been the most straightforward and easy to apply for me. Just gotta get a little quicker

I immediately chose D after see the most-most-most format repeat and that was a mistake. Always read to make sure its actually following and not just using the same language.

Shallow dip is actually goated

How is this a level 5. I have been struggling this entire lesson but this was so clear to me for some reason

Wow I really have to slow down on these in order to get them correct. I've had to go way over on time. Hopefully it becomes more intuitive for me.

lol I did this one ages ago and still got it wrong again

Man, this has become the most difficult lesson yet for me. So confidently wrong every time even taking my time and really trying to figure it out.

I started this lesson off so strong and now I am lost

Fortunately it seems I have finally found a lesson that clicks. So far all correct and way under on time. So interesting how some things just make sense to me and others I struggle with, and how what those seem to be is different for everyone based on discussions.

A great hunt question for me since I was aware of this problem already!

BR has been so useful in my learning process. Having a second chance to work through without worrying about time really helps to see things clearly and understand what the correct answer is.

Interesting to see myself do poorly on the "easy" question but then get both the 5/5 and 4/5 difficulty ones first attempt. I wonder why sometimes the easier ones trip me up so bad.

Difficulty scores are very interesting to me. Everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses, but often I find myself easily answering 3, 4, and even level 5 difficulty questions correctly, but getting tripped up on level 1 and 2 problems. I wonder if its actually just a personal observation bias situation where I only notice when I do especially well on a more difficult question or have an especially hard time on an easier question.

I was so confident in C this was tricky

First 100% with no BR!