as a total music nerd i feel so humbled rn (i got it wrong)

this was literally the hardest LSAT question i've ever seen and it's saying 100% of people who answer get this correct GTFO

thanks Hawkman :)

colleen gotta get it together man

what the hell is even going on anymore

how this is a difficulty 3 i'll never understand. thank GOD this question won't show up on test day

i finally found it. question 111.1.11. amazing.

@annapowerflower113 i'm nearly 2 years late but for necessary assumption questions, the negation test is really useful. for this situation, if it instead wasn't true that listening to music reduced stress, then we'd have no reason to believe that reducing stress lessens a person's sensitivity to pain because the only support the argument has would be destroyed

@Jean agreed

@iloveironman Me too Me too Me too

what a BEAUTIFUL LSAT question... i'm genuinely in awe

astrological astronomical WHO CARES ITS PRACTICALLY THE SAMEWORD OMFGHIFJHHFJKJKJLGHJSGKJLKJ

i feel so stupid for getting this wrong

''how are we supposed to know that there are *only* two ways--" HOW ARE WE SUPPOSED TO KNOW THAT THE DECREASED DEMAND IS THE REASON WHY???? how are we supposed to know if ANYTHING in the stimulus is really the problem istg im so tired of this test

poor kid :(

@legallyhaya "X is not unethical" can only properly be negated by saying "X is unethical", because it directly flips the core claim about X's unethicality. selective breeding for desired traits NOT being unethical was what the argument depended on for support, so if it WAS unethical, then the support is gone, effectively destroying the argument. therefore, selective breeding not being unethical is the assumption that the argument needs in order to survive.

genuinely nearly flipped my table im so done with this test

took more time on this one than i'd like to admit ngl

damn didnt know the LSAT got jokes

the way this question called it...

may this volume of stimulus information never find me on test day

this one COMPLETELY fried my brain oh my God

argument-ception..... this one broke my brain a little and i got it wrong but at least i got the right idea in my initial prediction

this test is genuinely making me lose my mind

i didnt understand what the heck 'outside the family' was referring to and i didnt know if it was something hyper-specific and i overthought it and avoided it in the correct answer choice and got it wrong -.-