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im shocked that i only got this one wrong. the whole passage + questions were so airy
potential to vs actually having experience. the former does not require actually experiencing, just the capacity. tricky tricky
@babachanianaren905 lsat is made by people. there are mistakes somewhere
main conclusion also supports nothing else.
some premises are 'sub-conclusions' in that they are supported by other premises, and at the same time support the main conclusion (perhaps other sub-premises)
if its hard to determine the structure of the argument, you can narrow things down by considering:
the main conclusion wont support anything else. at the same time, it must have at least 1 premise
a premise will be supporting something else. and thus, it won't just be background info
if there is no supporting going on, you have merely a list of facts in your passage
my brain already jumps to making analogies and examples. hope i can add 'pattern recongition' to my mental toolkit. Lord knows how stressful test day is. cheers
yeah no the word misguided seems a bit much. i gathered from what the passage said that they couldve had a difference of opinion/direction
another day another weird kind of logic the lsat expects me to already understand
where/how did the author of the passage posit that the unions are gaining strength?
i thought it was distorting for the speaker to say Arnot's argument is dubious like how he explained
how is it implied that EditorY says "composition is sufficient"? I dont get how thats a (or the) reasonable thing to interpret from whats written. no guarantee that thats the extent of his uh full analysis of the photo right?
Yeah I just took the 1:15 and used it elseswhere lol this is a terribly worded q