so two assumptions in correct answer, that diseased moose die anyway and killing diseased moose prevents illnesses to spread. Two assumptions on correct answer. level 3 question btw

Always thought pioneered meant one of the first, not literal first. Lsat language is tricky

cars are polluting at stoplights tho JFC...

srsly-how were we supposed to get that?

"it follows that only those who appreciate these advances are computer scientists."

Doesn't this mean that all people who appreciate the advances are computer scientists, but not all computer scientists need to appreciate the advancements? Frustrated by these questions where I know the concepts but language does the opposite of how i read it.

This doesn't make sense. The passage says "Until the nineteenth century" ie when the 19 century hit we may get modern or not modern techniques. It is only speaking to what happened BEFORE the 19th century

How tf are we to know the province isn’t in the country? I hate how many built in assumptions are in some of these questions

This is just…wrong. If the current population “barely meets previous estimates” it is at least as large or larger than previous.

So say previous estimate was 10, need 11 to survive disaster, new “barely meets previous” could be 11 ie enough to survive.

D still seems right imo. A News broadcast is giving you accurate info, a magazine is giving you creative writing that reflects popular opinion. Terrible question

59 years is "long standing"?

didnt know what temporal meant :/ Big word scary

godawful question from the depths of the bad place. Didn't know RC questions could be "suggested" and not directly in passage

@Paolagavela023 💯

Do I not know what “almost” means or what???

Assumptions on Assumptions. Terrible question

Where in the passage does it say they have had any success targeting these additional Peptides? I very well may have missed it but "they are making progress" does not mean they have had success.

Am I crazy or is D not good because the author never says anything about more emissions, but merely more time on the road spewing exhaust. I guess you can get the emission total emphasis from the first sentence maybe.