@Carrete I think it’s best on the LSAT to never assume a pattern will repeat forever. It’s usually the flaw. Even if you could make the argument that this particular example is generally correct.

Only got this bc every other AC sounded like gibberish

I only picked AC A bc none of the others were right. Not because I knew it was flipped smh

I still don’t understand why, even if you didn’t live nearby, you would never care about the opinions of ppl who do. I was assuming empathy of those interviewed lol

if you got the passage w 12 questions… group hug

@springmoon83 this is so hard for me to stop doing. But with more practice I hope to get rid of the habit because I choose the right answer first enough times.

@Lexxe exact reaction

I picked C only because I knew none of the other ones were right. I don’t think I would’ve gotten this right if another answer option was appealing. I still barely understand why C is right. Ugh

@JDMarathon this was helpful, thanks

@Eomerhi yes I waste SO much time reassuring myself

@CarolLu I thought the same, and while in the real world it makes a lot of sense, for this particular argument to be valid, it doesn’t matter. I get caught on my own biases too.

@rjon27 yes !

@jessverpez yep, feel like I’m regressing.