User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Joined
Sep 2024
Subscription
Live
PrepTests ·
PT154.S2.Q24
User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Wednesday, Jul 30

We kinda do have reason to believe he was a model though because the AC says it was common for painters to use live models, which can also be seen as social etiquette…

Also, even if the painting didn’t exactly replicate the model, the stimulus just says it resembles him, so there’s a lower burden of proof

PrepTests ·
PT153.S2.Q18
User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Tuesday, Sep 30

I thought E was showing that a perceived seal-eating whale would produce the aversion effect to show evidence of the causal mechanism by which they learn to discriminate between dialects, which would explain why the other seals feel no need to avoid real fish-eating whales because they start with no aversion and presumably haven't been mistakenly attacked by a fish-eating whale 

User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Sunday, Jul 28 2024

I feel like this past few lessons have confused me even more - also, who has the time to do all these lawgic translations when we have 1min per question lol

PrepTests ·
PT149.S1.Q23
User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Friday, Sep 26

I thought C could just as easily weaken the claim. It establishes a pattern in that time period of tyrants doing outrageous acts. If one scribe wrote about king X beheading all rebels, and another author wrote about king Y beheading all rebels earlier as well, couldn’t you just as reasonably make the assumption that tyrannical acts by kings were commonplace during this era?

User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Thursday, Sep 26 2024

nah me and the LSAT writers are fighting now

PrepTests ·
PT113.S4.Q6
User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Thursday, Aug 22 2024

I was a psych major and the results of this study were the opposite that tripped me up so much lmao

User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Thursday, Nov 21 2024

#feedback more concise explanations - yap meter is too high

User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Thursday, Feb 20

i'm feeling something and it's not love

PrepTests ·
PT144.S3.Q6
User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Friday, Sep 12

Thought C was wrong because it doesn't necessarily trigger the principle. It doesn't state an unfair result of the situation occurred, only that there is a chance an unfair result occurred.

Webster's definition of fair: "without discrimination or favoritism"

Rectify = correct

D lowkey accomplishes that

User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Friday, Aug 09 2024

What's the difference between hypothesis 3 and 4? Aren't they somewhat making the same claim - that A and B are not causally related because of an alternative explanation

PrepTests ·
PT151.S3.Q24
User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Wednesday, Nov 05

If anyone's stuck here's an easy analogy:

90% of Hawaiians are surfers.

62% of Indonesians are surfers.

______________________

There must be more Hawaiian surfers than Indonesian surfers

But the population of Indonesia is 300X that of Hawaii, so lets be fr there's no way there's more Hawaiian surfers

PrepTests ·
PT156.S3.P3.Q14
User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Sunday, Aug 03

this passage turned me into a jazz hater

PrepTests ·
PT140.S2.Q21
User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Wednesday, Jul 02

I need financial compensation for this question

PrepTests ·
PT145.S1.P4.Q27
User Avatar
LSATWritersAreBullies
Tuesday, Sep 02

A question stem this long as the final question is diabolical

Confirm action

Are you sure?