@Liya.G lol ur welcome!!

im literally the only who commented in 2026 here hehe hi

@KevinLin'sOldUserName can u let me borrow ur brain for the LSAT pls

imagine he clicked submit on the drill and it said 0%

im not stupid i swear sniffles 😢

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Baby crocodile lawyers

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i looked up the term vacuous and this is the picture i got: author of passage B really told the author of passage A they think like whatever the hell this is lol

REEEE i chose D, but i think i know where i went wrong. To say the author in Passage B was more skeptical of evolutionary theory in general would be wrong. The author of passage b wasn't questioning so much evolutionary theory alone, they were questioning evolutionary theory in the context of altruism. So D would be wrong. heheh i swear im not dumbbbbb

Passage B feels like Passage A's parent scolding them for such a poo hypothesis lol

@madeinkeaven i was literally just thinking that when reading the first paragraph alone XDD the author of passage B is like: "do I care about my kid's well-being or is it just my genes propagating themselves?" that blatant mocking of the author of passage A has me giggling 😁

BE AGGRESSIVE, B-E AGGRESIVE

neuron activation

these critics are beefing with Mphalele. This doesn't just feel like artistic criticism lol

heh heh heh

fweminithm

i love this, and i feel like i need to find a show about stuff like this :p

The author really said to the specialists: get educated✨

"This seemingly-obvious concept is commonly exploited on the LSAT." Therefore, LSAT authors are exploiting us poor baby lawyers in training. Thus, LSAT authors exploit babies.

i feel like doodlebob after this hoyneenoynee

guys i cant lie....i picked the right answer purely from the vibe it gave me....

@BenjaminMcDaniel take this with u to the next question

@Brady take a shot of water every time Kevin says glass.

@RealAlHorford it really do be that way sometimes