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JohnThorn
Yesterday

i would give jocko many bananas

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JohnThorn
Yesterday

5/5 and under time on all but one kachow

if only they could all be this easy

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JohnThorn
Friday, Feb 13

@JackClemons85 yep, here I am reviewing this lol

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JohnThorn
Friday, Feb 13

I'm back reviewing these after getting one shotted by MBT questions

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PT131.S3.Q19
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JohnThorn
Friday, Feb 13

i think i hauve covid

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JohnThorn
Thursday, Feb 12

This is insane. I like to go through the the question before I watched the video.

I had to diagram this to even understand the stimulus. It then took me about 10 minutes to get to the answer. I got it right but wow

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JohnThorn
Thursday, Feb 12

bro I thought the Florida Panthers were just a hockey team

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JohnThorn
Wednesday, Feb 11

I was thinking that B is wrong because it's possible that some combination of antibiotics currently on the market could eliminate species X, but I guess "any antibiotic" implies "any single antibiotic"?

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JohnThorn
Tuesday, Feb 10

killer

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JohnThorn
Tuesday, Feb 10

I was pretty much guessing on this type of question before the 7sage curriculum. Learning that I need to identify the premises and infer a conclusion was a HUGE help here

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JohnThorn
Tuesday, Feb 10

@brine in this scenario, the cost of advertising on cable networks is still a low cost relative to the cost of advertising on broadcast networks. Since we're talking about the advantages cable has over broadcast, it's implied that you're comparing the two when referring to "low costs"

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JohnThorn
Friday, Feb 06

@roof_hale i hope the guy who said "skibidi" on the last lesson does well for himself

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JohnThorn
Edited Friday, Feb 06

How do I flag a question for BR?

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JohnThorn
Friday, Feb 06

@MRod same, I would have gone way faster if I knew it was being timed

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JohnThorn
Friday, Feb 06

anyone else recognize the stim from a godawful reading comprehension passage?

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Friday, Feb 06

i got this in 22 seconds i feel like a greek god

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JohnThorn
Edited Friday, Feb 06

@Shannell_E'llan well, it shouldn't, right? on other question types, the goal isn't to zero in on the conclusion

that's why you read the question stem first

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JohnThorn
Edited Friday, Feb 06

good to know, i think part of what's been improving my time in the drilling i've been doing has been realizing that i don't always need to read every answer

if i get to, say, answer choice c and i'm certain it's right without a shadow of a doubt, i can just select it and move on...

or sometimes, i'll have a good idea in my head of what the answer should be before i even start reading the answers, so i can just skim through them and pick the one i know is right

it makes it easier to do this knowing that, in the instructor's words, there is 1 right choice and 4 embarassingly wrong ones

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JohnThorn
Monday, Feb 02

3/3 and barely over on time, let's go

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Monday, Feb 02

hurt my brain but we did it

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JohnThorn
Tuesday, Jan 27

watched 7 minutes of this video before I realized I missed the word "not" in the application

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JohnThorn
Thursday, Jan 22

vsupp-pfp

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vbene-/war

why did they write it like this instead of

vale -> supp-pfp -> vbene-/war?

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Thursday, Jan 22

bi-conditionals are conditionals that drink matcha and listen to the cocteau twins

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