I got this question right, but was 2.5 minutes over timing... it feels absurd to spend 3:10 on one question. At what point do I decide to abandon it? On RC sometimes I get lost in a question and then it throws me off/rushes me in my final section

I said A thinking that maybe that would mean they weren't successful writers yet and therefore shouldn't destroy the manuscript

Can you speak on taking the LSAT in a U.S. Territory? Saipan

what does expected accuracy mean?

What about when you get a question wrong that you didn't flag?

The wording "expressed through" threw me off. In a passage about literature it seemed like domestic experiences would need to be expressed through something else... i didn't really know what regional customs meant but i thought maybe it was that

I'm not gonna waste 55 minutes watching random videos...

Is it worth it to do the reading curriculum if I consistently get -1 to -4 from the start of my studying?

There should be a short Lawgic review section before this unit

I mistakenly took 'much as' to mean as much. like many people in these comments...

Pseudo Sufficient Assumption is too technical of a term to be a category

dang this question took me 1 HOUR and I got it wrong!!!! what will I do!!!

For the first, I considered the pandas that were relocated as a domain, and the rule was drive out poachers - prosper, /prosper - / drive out poachers

Is there time on the lsat to write LR questions into Lawgic? or should it be only for practice and intuitive on the test?

These rules and symbols really aren't sticking with me... I wish there was another way explained