Thank you 7Sage for the games!
Aside from it being a new fun way to learn, I found it quite illuminating that some things that I thought were a bit challenging for me are more challenging than I thought, and the things I was concerned about I am better at than I thought.
Awesome new tool.
7Sage:
Some recent additions to 7Sage are great, like the games and AI. But I would love to know why you felt the need to change the interface. The previous interface was a lot more straight forward. Now I spend several minutes trying to figure out which combination of the following buttons I need to have to cross out an answer or highlight it yellow. This was not necessary. Please don't change things just for the sake of changing things. 
This was great! I found three new flaws in this video I haven't noticed elsewhere.
I chose the correct answer on a blind review but not initially because I thought that simply there having been some volcanic eruptions in or near China would have been no guarantee of the result of a cold summer there. The stimulus talks about a very powerful eruption in Sicily not just an eruption. In hindsight, D is the best answer although I am not too thrilled with it. ☺️
@kamrice02 Thank you for the reply. I appreciate your answer and I find it helpful. However, this is one of those instances where I think the writers of LSAT are off. Being a tyrant is not a political condition, it is a psychological one. That's why some of us could not logically make that bridge: because it's not logical. I know that we are not really supposed to draw from our general knowledge on LSAT but use logic alone, but it's tricky when the meaning and definitions of words seem so off from what is generally accepted. Thankfully there's not a lot of questions like these and we can probably conquer some of them with elimination.
@JRamirez Same here. You can't convince me that tyranny is a political condition. It reminds me of a question whose correct answer choice conflated climate with the weather. Sorry, no. LSAT writers have been wrong many times in the past and they still get it wrong today.
Y' gotta love it when you misread the question and go on a hunt for a sufficient assumption instead of necessary. 🙄😂
@Great1720 Thank you, I still didn't get what the issue was with D after the explanation, until I read your comment.
@Marcus91 Thank you. Yea the geology and evolutionary science can be hard but at least I enjoy them. But I will research all of them particularly medical. Medical is a beast. 😅
@SCOTT_LEBO Thank you. The answers here are so great I will copy and save them so I can pull them up later and incorporate them into my strategy. 🙏🏼💛
Hi all.
I have some contradictory info on how to tackle RC, at least with jargon-heavy medical passages, so I need advice.
First, generally, I enjoy RC because the passages are interesting, science in particular. And I try to apply the method: being aware of the tone, structure, viewpoints and such. But medical passages with upwards of 5 unfamiliar terms are a lost cause: I can't remember what I read because I don't understand anything and even if I try to simplify it by assigning letters to each term I still can't remember it because there's too many terms that I don't understand. So the "careful reading" advice doesn't work for me here. I can read something in another language carefully but I still won't understand it because it's in a foreign language.
When I try to simply scan over the jargon and remember where stuff is so I can go back to it, and I use elimination, I get an average of 1-2 wrong answers on 7-8 questions untimed, but timed is a disaster.
Does any of you who have my problem have a strategy you have developed to score high when timed, without actually understanding anything? 😂 Do tell. 😊
Hi everyone.
Please help me understand why we do blind review. I have tried to do them a few times and if I remember correctly, the questions were circled red that I had answered correctly. So are we supposed to be baited into choosing a wrong answer after choosing the right one initially? Please let me know the purpose and how they are supposed to work. Thank you.
Thank you 7Sage, this feature is fire! 🔥
@PowerUp_Tutoring I hear you. I took LSAT once already and it is not like this even though the same eye button appears. The button works differently. Law Hub has the tests precisely the way they appear on the test day if you wanna check it out. It's not a deal breaker here on 7Sage but it would be bad on the actual exam because anything that causes even a bit of confusion would be totally uncalled for. It's all good.